Ahava manufactures cosmetic products and extracts the minerals for its cosmetics from the Dead Sea at the illegal settlements of Kalya and Mitzpe Shalem in the West Bank, which are built upon land belonging to the Palestinian villages of Nabi Musa and Qumran. Ahava’s sticker “Made in Israel” is a farce since its products are made on stolen Palestinian lands.

Naot Shoes is an Israeli footwear company that sells popular sandals and shoes. They have an outlet store in the Gush Etzion Industrial Zone, which is an illegal Israeli settlement in the occupied West Bank. 80% of its products are sold abroad, including in the United States.

SodaStream manufactures and distributes home carbonating devices and flavorings for soft drinks. The company is also the Israeli distributor of water filtering jugs made by Brita. The company’s main plant is located in the industrial zone of Mishor Edomim, which is an Israeli colony in the West Bank. SodaStream International is registered in the Netherlands and in Israel, and holds subsidiaries worldwide.

Most of Victoria’s Secret’s bras are produced by Delta Galil, Israel’s largest manufacturer of clothing and underwear. In fact, much of the cotton for Victoria Secret’s products is grown in Israel on confiscated Palestinian land. Delta Galil’s founder and chairman, Dov Lautman, is a close associate of former Israeli Prime Minister, and current Defense Minister, Ehud Barak. Victoria’s Secret has also been targeted by labor rights groups for sourcing products from companies with labor violations, and by environmental groups for their unsustainable use of paper in producing their catalogues. Delta Galil has been condemned by Sweatshop Watch for its exploitation of labor in other countries, including Egypt, Jordan, and Turkey.