Companies trading from Ro'i settlement in the Jordan Valley
As part of Corporate Watch’s efforts to map settlement exports from the Jordan Valley, we visited the illegal Israeli settlement of Ro’i earlier this
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Still doing Israel's Dirty Work: Veolia's Tovlan landfill in the Jordan Valley
Video of work continuing at the Tovlan site here As Corporate Watch has previously reported (see http://corporateoccupation.wordpress.com/2010/03/31/veolia-taking-out-israels-trash/ and http://corporateoccupation.wordpress.com/2010/01/28/veolias-dirty-business-the-tovlan-landfill/) Veolia run the Tovlan landfill
The start of the working day for settlement workers in the Jordan Valley
Almost every morning, between 3 and 4am, hundreds of workers from outside the Jordan Valley, from towns as far away as Nablus and even
Reasons to be cheerful(ish): the boycott as seen from the occupied Jordan Valley
Despite the fact that there is -as demonstrated by this web-site- clearly a lot of more work to be done for people campaigning for
Update on new Settlement Packing House in the Jordan Valley
Last week Corporate Watch revisited the building site for a new packing house on the land of the Arovot HaYarden Regional Council close to
Field Produce in the Jordan Valley
Field Produce, an Israeli date exporter, have several packing house in the occupied Jordan Valley For more info on Field produce click here
UK Company Exporting from Jordan Valley Settlements
The Jordan Valley is the Palestinian area most relentlessly exploited by settlement agricultural companies. Most famously campaigners have been focusing on the Israeli national
New settlement business construction in the Jordan Valley
Above is a picture of the construction of a packing house on the land of the regional council of the Jordan Valley settlements. Local
Why the only way to trade ethically is to divest from Israel – an update on EDOM and Valley Grown Salads
After Corporate Watch sent an open letter to Valley Grown Salads (VGS), which has a 20% share in the Israeli company EDOM UK, we
Dear Corporation – An Open Letter to Valley Grown Salads
UPDATE (12/05/10) – Valley Grown Salads and EDOM have replied to this letter claiming that the packing house in Tomer belongs not to them