Interesting! Where was it made?

Seems to be a Russian Nestle product. Interesting

There's probably an innocent explanation, but there is a chance that store is involved in illegal importation

Well, with the war in Ukraine Nestle has supposedly reduced its presence in Russia, so they might be shifting products that were otherwise slated for Russia to other markets. They don’t want to lose money in products they’ve already filled so it seems like capitalism at work here.

Instant coffee, which is just a Nestle product.

Don't want non of that stinkin' disgusting commie coffee here so best change that label

Yes, nestle… communist, that’s so hilariously backwards. They’re one of the biggest capitalist companies in the world with a capital C.

I didn't think that needed an /s

Even before the war I've got Dove soap at the local grocery outlet that was for the Russian market with everything on the package being in Russain and Kazakh language as a secondary language.

I guess they just normally manage variation in demand that way.

According to the label in Russia, Krasnodar region, which directly neighbors Crimea.