Earlier this year, Sweden allowed the burning of religious books which angered Malaysians. This led to many wanting to boycott Swedish products, which includes H&M and Ikea. However, it seems that the movement has stopped and consumers are back on full blast patronizing the furniture store.
Ikea is now packed even after calls for boycott
Other users are sharing the same thoughts regarding the situation as many did call to boycott Ikea. However, the lines are still crowded, especially at their restaurants. This is most likely due to the fact that Ikea’s food prices are more affordable than restaurants like KFC and McDonalds.
Regardless, users state that they might like coming to the furniture store as they are pretty systematic and orderly. Those who patronize the place frequently can understand that they are able to serve their customers quickly.
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