The decision applies to all e-stores owned by PHH Group, including 220.lv in Latvia, Kaup24.ee and Hansapost.ee in Estonia and HobbyHall.fi in Finland, it said in a statement.
Pigu.lt will also encourage shoppers to choose Ukrainian-made goods by clearly marking their origin.
Retail chains Maxima, Rimi, Iki, Norfa and Barbora have announced earlier that they will stop selling Russian and Belarusian goods, and Mineraliniai Vandenys, a company owned by MV Group, has also stopped distributing them in Lithuania.
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