Ulta Beauty raised product prices during supply disruptions, maintained increases post-normalization, growing margins at consumer expense.

General Mills hiked food prices citing inflation but kept prices elevated after cost drops, boosting profits while consumers faced higher grocery bills. You blamed one President for grocery prices, while believing the other one's promise to lower grocery prices. They were never in control. We can be

Ikea significantly raised prices during supply chain issues, later reversing some after consumer backlash, but profits remained strong as customers absorbed price shocks. Ikea demonstrates what is possible if consumers were vigilant with their backlash. Our Party looks to keep the pressure on

Walmart widely increased grocery and merchandise prices, citing inflation but rarely rolled them back. This helped margins and profits skyrocket as consumers faced persistent high costs. By the way, why do they pay their workers so little, that many of them qualify for Government assistance?

Chevron matched peers by keeping gas prices inflated, posting massive profits and benefiting from limited consumer choices post-crisis. Remember when the price of gas was below $2 per gallon. The price for a barrel of oil stabilized long ago, yet these companies ket their pricess high-WHY?

Exxon Mobil kept pump prices high despite easing oil costs, earning historic profits. Market "volatility" was cited as justification while consumers suffered at the pump. Oil companies are the worst offenders when it comes to economic violence against consumers

Shell maintained record fuel prices post-Ukraine war despite crude prices dropping. Energy profits reached all-time highs, straining consumers facing high gas bills. Shell steals BILLIONS from the American consumer, putting them into our crosshairs

Procter & Gamble increased household goods prices claiming commodity cost hikes but never lowered them after input prices normalized. Profits climbed; consumers paid steeply. This company deserves being boycotted, including punishing stores that carry their products

PepsiCo raised snack/beverage prices faster than costs, citing inflation and supply chaos. Profits and margins expanded sharply, burdening consumers stuck with expensive essentials. The Economic Liberation Party believes we can bend corporations to our will-The Call To Action Is Coming Soon

Kraft Heinz hiked food prices blaming input costs and global disruptions but kept prices even as costs dropped. Profits surged while consumers paid inflated grocery bills. The Economic Liberation Party is prepared to do what Democrats and Republicans won't-punish bad actors

Costco raised prices and membership fees citing supply chain woes, yet profits soared 29%. Prices stayed high after costs fell, leaving shoppers overpaying for staples and gas. This is the type of Corporate Bad Acting that warrants a boycott. Our Economic Liberation Party is watching