Sanctions expert: Sonova's sales in Russia are still permitted
Although hearing aids and cochlear implants are highly advanced devices, they cannot be utilized for war, which means they are not affected by sanctions, says a representative from the Confederation of Danish Industry. There is therefore no legal hindrance to Sonova continuing to sell products in Russia.
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by ALBERT RØNNING-ANDERSSON, translated by catherine brett and daniel pedersen
The world’s biggest hearing aid organization, Swiss Sonova, recently announced that it had no intentions to cease trading with Russia following the invasion of neighboring country Ukraine.
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