J. J. Zepfanman @disc...
Kevin Boyd (he/him) 🇨🇦Does anyone know where I can find a list of all the brands owned by ultracorporations? (Unilever, nestle, P&G, etc)
Or better yet, a downloadable database that I could work with.
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@kboyd i've only seen infographics where all the grocery brands are connected in a tree showing that everything is owned by 3 companies. there was a separate one for car companies. same thing. choice is an illusion, no matter what you buy the same 3 guys get your money.
Nick
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Nicovel0 🍉@kboyd boycat and no thanks are apps that might help: you can choose the issue that matters to you and gives you a link to their source. I do not know if their lists are downloadable.
@Nicovel0 in this case I want it so I can make a visualization for one of my kids who is interested in that kind of weird interconnectedness.
@kboyd I believe no thanks lists the parent company to each brand (e.g. Volkswagen for Skoda), but no idea if the data is organised in a way that can be used the way you want. But the developers may be interested in working on a visualisation?
isolAn infographic by Oxfam: These 10 companies control everything you buy
https://static.independent.co.uk/s3fs-public/thumbnails/image/2017/04/04/16/brands.png
Colin@kboyd @PurpleJillybeans why does it almost seem easier to have a list of companies that AREN’T owned by ultracorps?
Nini
nawan@kboyd https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Unilever_brands
You can find another one by searching for the keyword “List of [company] brands” in Wikipedia.
Justin