section_path: Other boycotts and boycott plans/Hungary
section_name: Hungary
paragraph_text: Hungary
  
  Calls for a boycott were spreading on Hungarian social media, with one organization calling for one lasting from 11 to 13 February, while another for just 13 February. The latter has become the most popular, owing to it falling on Hungarian pension day, when pensioners tend to shop disproportionately, meaning that a boycott would cancel out the sales increase that typically accompany said day. The boycott is meant to be a protest against inflation and rising food prices, with some again noting that prices in neighboring countries were cheaper. The boycott specifically targeted Aldi, Lidl, SPAR, Tesco, Auchan, Penny, Coop, CBA, and G-Roby. The organizers stated that since February 13, a Thursday, was the last day of the boycott, every Thursday onward could be a boycott day. The resulting boycott was widely seen as not having any serious effect on Hungarian prices.