Initiative for Support of Local Producers Begins, After Tax Decision

The initiative to support businesses after the Kosovo state-set tax on Serbia's products has begun social networking manager Valon Canhasi, simultaneously executive director of the social media agency “

Canhas, through a text on the social Facebook network, wrote that the first step was taken, opening a website named  http://w.production.com (spaces where local products will be exploded).

This website, according to Canhas, is designed to promote only local products.

So you're watching the news today about the 100% tax, I thought you could help local producers as creative businesses... Mass 1 express brain storyming... The first step went, I read all my friends, the logo was designed, the web was bought... www.production.com (My idea of killing all products). He's got ideas about what you can do with this... ”, he wrote Chanhasi.

But in this Canhas Facebook post, many other business responsible people also offered free local products services.

And the positive and supportive reactions for this launched campaign have come from other business companies.

Ermal Sadiku, executive director of Linkplus, who has said those as a company can make a company that handles local products a free app.

Meanwhile, Morrim Cahan, executive director of “Gjirafa”, wrote that if the execution of the government's decision continues, it promises that 100 local producers will offer her a free marketing campaign for a month with Grafa AdNetwork.

Faithful Rama, from Kodrax Company wrote that after starting with 10 percent then Besplay gave 10 subscriptions to the Hill.com and 10 in stockmano. com and another 10 websites with the Trioclics platform.com. Let the interested ones call in.

Abdullah Hasani, by Honedon Creative Agency, wrote that they offer a 100 percent Rebrand for a product or local product.

Zana Tabaku, from Apdec, has said they are joining the free website/app initiative for a local producer.

Elena Cenna stressed that on behalf of Memory, “We use the Internet for six months free of all local producers”.

The number of companies that have pledged support is going up, which is sensationalising companies from this event to show solidarity in support of local producers.

The Kosovo government days ago has imposed a 10 per cent tax on products coming from Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, which on Wednesday, a new decision has gone to 100 per cent.