Snacks

This brand belongs to Ferrero

Ferrero is a globally recognized brand known for its confectionery and chocolate products. Incredo LTD was created by Israeli sugar reduction company DouxMatok, which closed a $30 million Series C funding round and rebranded.
The company produces Incredo Sugar, a sugar-based sweetener that allows for 30% to 50% sugar reduction.
The investment round was led by DSM Venturing and Sienna Venture Capital, with other investors including Teseo Capital, managed by the Ferrero family.
Incredo also announced a joint development agreement with Ferrero to create products with the sweetener.

This brand belongs to Mondelēz

 Mondelēz International has invested in the Israeli Foodtech company Torr, which develops innovative products based on simple and healthy ingredients. This investment was made through a collaboration with The Kitchen Hub, Israel’s leading Foodtech incubator. Torr aims to offer healthier snacks to consumers worldwide, utilizing its proprietary technology to create multi-sensory experiences.

This brand belongs to Danone

 Danone is a multinational company based in France, known for its fresh dairy products and beverages. Danone is a subsidiary of Strauss Group, one of the largest food companies in Israel.
Danone will invest approximately NIS 12.5 million in the Israeli company Wilk, which develops alternative dairy products and cultured breast milk components. This investment marks Danone’s first strategic collaboration with an Israeli firm. The funds will help Wilk advance its goal of developing cultured breast milk components to be integrated into baby formula.

This brand belongs to PepsiCo.

 PepsiCo has been criticized by the BDS movement for indirectly supporting Israel, which violates Palestinian rights. The BDS movement emphasizes that PepsiCo's agreements like these are not only morally wrong but also bad for business. The BDS movement states that collaborating with companies involved in Israel's violations of Palestinian rights is a poor business strategy.

This brand belongs to Nestlé.

 Nestlé, based in Switzerland, is the world's largest food and beverage company. Nestlé has acquired a 53.8% stake in Osem, Israel's leading food manufacturer, and now owns 100% of Osem. Nestlé also operates a research and development center in Sderot, about 2 km from the Gaza Strip. Nestlé has bought the Israeli food producer Osem for 752 million euros.

This brand belongs to Unilever

 Based in the UK, Unilever is one of the world's largest companies producing food and fast-moving consumer goods (home and personal care products). The Ben & Jerry's ice cream brand joined Unilever in 2000. In 2021, Ben & Jerry's decided to stop selling in the occupied Palestinian territories and started a boycott of Israel. When this boycott caused significant damage to Unilever, Ben & Jerry's sold its rights in Israel to Avi Zinger, the owner of the Israeli company American Quality Products. Ben & Jerry's decision to boycott sales to Jewish settlers in Israel sparked backlash from pro-Tel Aviv Americans. Arizona, which holds a portion of the company's shares in the U.S., announced that it had sold all public funds from Unilever, with a state official declaring, I stand with Israel. Unilever is also the main shareholder in Strauss Ice Cream, a subsidiary of Strauss Group, one of Israel's leading food companies. Additionally, Unilever is one of Strauss Group’s key business partners. Strauss Group is made up of companies that supply products and services to Israel's military units.

This brand belongs to Mars

This brand belongs to Mars. Jerusalem Venture Partners from Israel and Mars Incorporated have signed a research and development agreement to develop innovative solutions in the field of food technology and sustainability. This partnership aims to address global nutrition and agricultural issues by protecting the environment. Mars will support Israeli start-ups and collaborate with leading academic institutions. The collaboration focuses on solving sustainability challenges in the global food system.