Here are the references for our 2020 update to Apartheid in the Fields P3. Introduction https://mondoweiss.net/2019/11/un-publishes-database-ofcompanies-profiting-off-human-rights-abuses-not-on-israel-but-myanmar/ P4. The ongoing ethnic cleansing of the Jordan
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Apartheid in the Fields: From Occupied Palestine to UK Supermarkets (2020 Update), Volunteer in the Jordan Valley
Jordan Valley Solidarity campaign is a network of Palestinian grassrootscommunity groups from all over the Jordan Valley, as well as internationalsupporters. Our aims are
Apartheid in the Fields: From Occupied Palestine to UK Supermarkets (2020 Update), Chart showing which UK supermarkets source goods from settlement companies
Apartheid in the Fields: From Occupied Palestine to UK Supermarkets (2020 Update), Part 7.9: Lidl
Lidl, the German discount supermarket chain, has stores all over Europe and the US. During 2019, we photographed Mehadrin grapefruit on sale in Lidl
Apartheid in the Fields: From Occupied Palestine to UK Supermarkets (2020 Update), Part 7.8: Asda
Asda has made several statements denying that it stocks goods fromthe West Bank since ITN’s 2007 report on settlement goods in UK supermarkets. However,
Apartheid in the Fields: From Occupied Palestine to UK Supermarkets (2020 Update), Part 7.7: Sainsburys
Like its competitor Tesco, Sainsbury’s has previously sold produce that the supermarket knew was from illegal West Bank settlements. It continues tostock produce from
Apartheid in the Fields: From Occupied Palestine to UK Supermarkets (2020 Update), Part 7.6: M&S
M&S has faced protest due to its historical ideological support for the Israeli state, and because of its continued policy of stocking Israeli goods.
Apartheid in the Fields: From Occupied Palestine to UK Supermarkets (2020 Update), Part 7.5: Morrisons
Throughout 2019, and in early 2020, Corporate Occupation spotted lots of Israeli produce in Morrisons. These fresh fruit and vegetables are sourced from key
Apartheid in the Fields: From Occupied Palestine to UK Supermarkets (2020 Update), Part 7.4, Aldi
In 2009, Aldi was caught out selling grapefruit from Israeli company Carmel Agrexco, labelled as a product of Cyprus.[1] The scam led to the
Apartheid in the Fields: From Occupied Palestine to UK Supermarkets (2020 Update), Part 7.3: Waitrose
Waitrose has been obstinate in its stance on settlement produce and was unresponsive to the 2007 ITN and More 4 reports which led other