Ice cream

The ice cream producer Ben & Jerry's previously decided to end sales in the West Bank.

Investors are watching the ice cream controversy as a test of CEO Alan Jope's ability to balance his emphasis on marketing tied to social issues with financial results.

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The pro-Israel organization also launched a new website titled "Corporate Antisemitism" to combat anti-Jewish rhetoric spread by companies.

In an effort to improve geriatric patients' mood and nutrition, dieticians turned liquid dietary supplements into ice cream.

“We oppose the BDS movement and believe it is important for the United States to combat the movement countries have sought to isolate Israel, our sole democratic ally in the Middle East."

Jerry Greenfield and Ben Cohen, the founders of Ben & Jerry's said they do not see Unilever's decision as an antisemitic boycott.

Florida's funds have about $139 million worth of Unilever stock. State rules would not require the sale of those assets but would prohibit pension leaders from further purchases.

A company official says the ice cream maker’s decision to exit the West Bank is consistent with its values.

Unilever CEO Alan Jope said to the Englewood Cliffs mayor that the company "still opposes the BDS movement and that they still have a commitment to [their] business in Israel."