Registry

Food & beverage brands

Food and beverage brands rarely make headlines with donations — their Israel ties run through ownership and history. Nestlé owns Osem outright, one of Israel's largest food manufacturers, after a buyout completed in 2016 for roughly $840 million. Coca-Cola's connection is the oldest on record: it granted its Israeli franchise in 1966 in defiance of the Arab League boycott — and was boycotted by the League for two decades in return. PepsiCo's foundation pledged $1 million for humanitarian relief across Israel and Gaza after October 7, while Mondelez and Kraft Heinz both hold stakes in Israeli food-tech ventures. Where a fact belongs to an independent local bottler rather than the corporation, the record says so.

67 companies with documented support · $18,070,000 in tracked donations

Documented companies

CompanyTop documented actionRecords
EliteDonation — $8,400,0003
Strauss Group Ltd.Donation — $8,400,0005
PepsiCo, Inc.Donation — $1,000,0001
TnuvaAcquisition — $2,500,000,0004
ActiviaOperations in Israel1
Anheuser-Busch InBev SA/NVAcquisition4
Barilla GroupOperations in Israel1
Ben & Jerry'sOperations in Israel2
CadburyOperations in Israel2
The Cheesecake Factory IncorporatedPartnership1
CheetosPartnership2
The Coca-Cola CompanyFranchisee action — $13,8505
Danone S.A.Investment / program — $2,000,0004
Diageo plcOperations in Israel1
DoritosPartnership — $10,000,0002
EvianOperations in Israel1
FantaFranchisee action — $13,8502
Ferrero GroupOperations in Israel1
GatoradeOperations in Israel1
General Mills, Inc.Operations in Israel1
Häagen-DazsOperations in Israel1
HallsOperations in Israel1
Heineken N.V.Investment / program — $18,000,0003
HeinzOperations in Israel2
Hellmann'sOperations in Israel1
KinderOperations in Israel2
KitKatOperations in Israel2
KnorrOperations in Israel1
The Kraft Heinz CompanyAcquisition3
Luigi Lavazza S.p.A.Public statement1
Lay'sPartnership — $10,000,0002
MagnumOperations in Israel2
Mars, IncorporatedPartnership1
MilkaOperations in Israel1
MirindaOperations in Israel2
M&M'sOperations in Israel1
Mondelez International, Inc.Partnership3
Monster Beverage CorporationOperations in Israel1
NescaféOperations in Israel1
NespressoOperations in Israel1
Nestlé S.A.Acquisition — $840,000,0003
NutellaOperations in Israel2
Orbit / ExtraOperations in Israel1
OsemAcquisition — $840,000,0005
PedigreeOperations in Israel1
PepsiOperations in Israel2
PerrierOperations in Israel1
PhiladelphiaOperations in Israel1
PoweradeFranchisee action — $13,8502
PurinaOperations in Israel1
Quaker OatsOperations in Israel2
Royal CaninOperations in Israel1
RufflesPartnership2
S.PellegrinoOperations in Israel1
SchweppesAcquisition1
7UPOperations in Israel2
SkittlesOperations in Israel1
SnickersOperations in Israel1
SodaStreamAcquisition — $3,200,000,0006
Sodexo S.A.Operations in Israel2
SpriteFranchisee action — $13,8502
TobleroneOperations in Israel1
TridentOperations in Israel1
TwixOperations in Israel1
Tyson Foods, Inc.Investment / program2
Unilever PLCOperations in Israel3
Wissotzky TeaOperations in Israel3

Researched — no records found

Frequently asked questions

Do Coca-Cola or Oreo profits go to Israel?

No — the viral "profits fund Israel" claims about Coca-Cola and Mondelez (Oreo's maker) are unsupported, and Coca-Cola's version was rated false by fact-checkers. What IS documented is different: Coca-Cola's decades-long franchise history in Israel and a startup accelerator it co-founded in Tel Aviv, and Mondelez's venture investments in Israeli food-tech startups. The records on each company's page show exactly what's real.

Which food company has the strongest ownership tie to Israel?

Nestlé, by a wide margin: it fully owns Osem, an Israeli food manufacturer with plants across the country and an R&D center in Sderot — a position built gradually from a 10% stake in 1995 to full ownership in 2016. During the October 2023 war, it was Osem (the Israeli subsidiary), not Swiss headquarters, that donated food to soldiers.

Companies that support Israel