List Of All Brands Supporting Israel in the Market of Products (Market, Beverages, etc.)

List of Food Sector Brands Supporting Israel:

1. Nestlé
   Brands: Nescafé, Maggi, KitKat, Nesquik, Mövenpick, Pure Life
   Support Explanation: Fully owns the Israeli food company Osem. Operates directly in Israel through Osem.
   Support Year: Ongoing; partnership started in 1998, full acquisition in 2016.

2. PepsiCo
   Brands: Pepsi, Tropicana, Gatorade, Doritos, Cheetos, 7UP, Quaker, Sabra
   Support Explanation: Owns 100% of Sabra Dipping Company, an Israeli partnership. Also owns SodaStream (Israel-based).
   Support Year: Sabra since 2008, SodaStream since 2018.

3. Coca-Cola Company
   Brands: Coca-Cola, Fanta, Sprite, Schweppes, Bonaqua
   Support Explanation: Operates with The Central Bottling Company (CBC) in Israel. Has several public investments and support in Israel.
   Support Year: Since 1968.

4. Unilever
   Brands: Lipton, Knorr, Hellmann’s, Magnum, Ben & Jerry’s, Algida
   Support Explanation: Operates directly under the name Unilever Israel for production and marketing.
   Support Year: Ongoing; continued operations in Israel despite recent Ben & Jerry’s controversies.

5. Danone
   Brands: Activia, Actimel, Danette, Evian
   Support Explanation: Collaborates with the Israeli Strauss Group for dairy production. Joint ventures are still active.
   Support Year: Ongoing since 2005.

6. Strauss Group
   Brands: Elite, Max Brenner, Strauss
   Support Explanation: Israel-based company that has made donations to the IDF, especially elite units. Publicly continues its support.
   Support Year: Ongoing; IDF donation claims resurfaced in 2023.

7. Osem
   Parent Company: Nestlé
   Brands: Bamba, Bisli, Osem Soups
   Support Explanation: Operates production and distribution in Israel under Nestlé. Directly serves the Israeli economy as a local brand.
   Support Year: Since Nestlé's full acquisition in 2016.

8. Tnuva
   Parent Company: Bright Food Group (China-based, but Israeli brand)
   Brands: Tnuva dairy and dairy products
   Support Explanation: Israel's largest dairy producer, known for food safety and IDF collaborations.
   Support Year: Since its establishment, still fully operational in Israel.

9. SodaStream
   Parent Company: PepsiCo
   Brands: SodaStream
   Support Explanation: Israel-based. Has been a subject of controversy for operating in occupied territories but continues full production in Israel today.
   Support Year: Acquired by PepsiCo in 2018.

10. Sabra
    Parent Company: PepsiCo (previously a joint venture with Strauss)
    Brands: Sabra Hummus
    Support Explanation: Known for producing hummus and dips. Has documented donations to the IDF in the past.
    Support Year: Particularly active between 2009-2012, still under PepsiCo ownership.

11. Mars Inc.
    Brands: Mars, Snickers, M&M's, Twix, Bounty, Uncle Ben’s (Ben’s Original)
    Support Explanation: Known to have a large market presence in Israel, selling products through distributors.
    Support Year: Ongoing sales; no specific donation declarations, but presence in the market counts as support.

12. Mondelez International
    Brands: Oreo, Milka, TUC, Toblerone, Ritz
    Support Explanation: Continues sales through local partners in Israel.
    Support Year: Ongoing; actively sells in the market.

13. General Mills
    Brands: Häagen-Dazs, Cheerios, Nature Valley
    Support Explanation: Though some products have been withdrawn from the market, most products are still sold in Israel, and the company has not formally announced a withdrawal from the market.
    Support Year: From 2023 onwards, though products are still present.

14. Kellogg’s (Kellanova)
    Brands: Pringles, Special K, Corn Flakes
    Support Explanation: Continues to sell its products in Israel, with active distribution agreements.
    Support Year: Ongoing.

15. Kraft Heinz
    Brands: Heinz ketchup, Kraft cheese, Philadelphia
    Support Explanation: Works with distributors in Israel, and its products are sold in major supermarket chains.
    Support Year: Ongoing.