Registry

Household & consumer goods brands

The household-goods aisle is quietly one of the most Israel-connected in retail — through factories, not fanfare. Kimberly-Clark outright owns Kimberly-Clark Israel (the former Hogla-Kimberly), built from a 49.9% stake in 1996 to full ownership in 2015, manufacturing Huggies and Kleenex lines in the country. Unilever made this category's most consequential corporate decision: when Ben & Jerry's independent board moved to stop sales in Israeli settlements, Unilever overrode it in 2022 by selling the Israeli ice-cream business to its local licensee so sales continue everywhere. Procter & Gamble and Colgate-Palmolive both operate Israeli subsidiaries. Ownership, not donations, is this category's signature.

75 companies with records · 10 with documented support · $1,872,000 in tracked donations

Documented companies

CompanyTop documented actionRecords
Delta GalilDonation — $1,372,0008
3MAcquisition — $230,000,0005
PanteneDonation — $100,0006
AcerOperations in Israel1
AdidasSponsorship4
AjaxOperations in Israel1
AlwaysOperations in Israel2
ArçelikOperations in Israel4
ASUSOperations in Israel1
AxeOperations in Israel2
Bath & Body WorksPartnership3
BayerPartnership — $10,000,0008
BeiersdorfPartnership1
Ben & Jerry'sOperations in Israel4
BoschOperations in Israel4
BraunOperations in Israel1
CanonAcquisition2
CifOperations in Israel1
Colgate-PalmoliveOperations in Israel2
ColgateOperations in Israel2
DettolOperations in Israel1
DomestosOperations in Israel1
DoveOperations in Israel1
DuracellOperations in Israel1
DurexOperations in Israel1
FairyOperations in Israel1
GarminPartnership2
GarnierIn-kind support2
General MillsOperations in Israel4
GilletteOperations in Israel1
HanesbrandsGovernment contract1
HarmanAcquisition — $170,000,0004
Head & ShouldersOperations in Israel1
HenkelAcquisition3
HitachiOperations in Israel6
HuaweiAcquisition — $42,000,0003
IKEAAcquisition — $151,200,0003
KenvueOperations in Israel1
Kimberly-ClarkAcquisition — $162,000,0003
Koç HoldingPartnership1
KodakAcquisition — $980,000,0004
PhilipsAcquisition — $1,100,000,0005
LEGOPartnership3
LenovoInvestment / program4
LGAcquisition2
ListerineOperations in Israel1
LogitechSponsorship1
MarsPartnership1
MattelPublic statement2
MaybellinePartnership2
MSIOperations in Israel1
NeutrogenaOperations in Israel1
NIVEAPartnership1
OlayOperations in Israel1
Old SpiceOperations in Israel1
Oral-BOperations in Israel1
PalmoliveOperations in Israel1
PampersOperations in Israel1
PanasonicPartnership2
PedigreeOperations in Israel1
PerrigoOperations in Israel — $1,550,000,0007
P&GOperations in Israel2
PurinaOperations in Israel1
ReckittPartnership2
RevlonOperations in Israel3
RexonaOperations in Israel1
Royal CaninOperations in Israel1
SamsungAcquisition — $155,000,0004
SodaStreamAcquisition — $3,200,000,0006
Stanley Black & DeckerAcquisition — $114,000,0003
SwarovskiFranchisee action3
TampaxOperations in Israel1
TideOperations in Israel1
UnileverOperations in Israel3
VaselineOperations in Israel1

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Frequently asked questions

Did Unilever stop Ben & Jerry's from boycotting Israel?

Effectively, yes. Ben & Jerry's independent board announced in 2021 it would end sales in Israeli settlements. In 2022, parent company Unilever sold the Israeli Ben & Jerry's business to its longtime local licensee, so the ice cream is sold throughout Israel and the West Bank under Hebrew and Arabic branding — a corporate decision Israeli officials publicly welcomed. The two actors — independent board vs. parent corporation — are kept distinct on our Unilever page.

Which household brands manufacture in Israel?

Kimberly-Clark is the deepest: its wholly-owned Israeli subsidiary (ex-Hogla-Kimberly) runs local plants producing diaper and tissue lines. Procter & Gamble and Colgate-Palmolive maintain Israeli subsidiaries as well; their footprints are commercial rather than charitable, and each page shows exactly what is documented.

Companies that support Israel