Which brands support Palestine?

Palestinian flag and freedom note on keffiyeh surrounded by watermelon symbols. — Image by Beyzaa Yurtkuran on Pexels.

Jasmine Owens

Tuesday 14th of July 2026

The definitive list of companies taking action to support Palestinian human rights.

Jasmine Owens outlines how Ethical Consumer verifies which companies support Palestine, and lists the industry leaders in sectors including food, clothing and technology.

What brands say and do has a real impact on public opinion. Many companies have higher revenues than entire countries. Their political influence can be massive too – one study shows that 80% of people trust the brands they use, while only 55% trust the media.

In this article we list the companies scoring 90 or 100 in Ethical Consumer's ‘Israel-Palestine’ ethical rating, and have therefore taken strong steps in support of Palestinian human rights.

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Full list of brands that support Palestine

A list of brands that have received 90 or 100 marks under the Ethical Consumer Israel-Palestine rating. Ethical Consumer found no evidence suggesting these brands had concerning links to Israel, and all have taken some positive action to stand up for Palestine.

See full reasons for each rating by subscribing to Ethical Consumer.

(Listed in A to Z order of brand name)

Alpkit (90/100)
✓ Divested from an Israeli supplier
Features in our outdoor clothing and bicycle guides.

Banco de Sabadell (90/100)
✓ Prohibits financing of illegal Israeli settlements
Features in our guide to bank accounts.

Bank of Ireland (90/100)
✓ Stopped approving the sale of 'Israeli war bonds' in 2025
Features in our guide to bank accounts.

Cafedirect (90/100)
✓ Signed the Fairtrade Foundation's Fair Trade Statement on Palestine
Features in our guides to tea and coffee.

Clean Sheet Goods (100/100)
✓ Statement against sourcing from Israel
Features in our toilet roll guide.

eBooks (100/100)
✓ Statement against sourcing from Israel
Features in our guide to bookshops and booksellers.

Essential Trading Co-Operative Ltd (100/100)
✓ Statement against sourcing from Israel
✓ Strong partnership with Zaytoun (which supports Palestinian farmers)
Features in our ethical food supermarkets, cooking oil, and beans & pulses guide.

Greencane Paper Limited (100/100)
✓ Statement against sourcing from Israel
Features in our toilet roll guide.

Grumpy Mule (90/100)
✓ Signed the Fairtrade Foundation's Fair Trade Statement on Palestine
Features in our guide to coffee.

Huda Beauty (90/100)
✓ Donated over $1m to Palestinian causes including medical aid in Gaza and Palestinian agricultural initiatives
Features in our guide to make up.

London Tea Company (90/100)
✓ Signed the Fairtrade Foundation's Fair Trade Statement on Palestine
Features in our guide to tea.

Lucy Bee (90/100)
✓ Statement against sourcing from illegal settlements
Features in our guides to skincare and soap.

Lush (100/100)
✓ Closed all its shops for a day in solidarity with Gaza
✓ Significant long-term financial donations towards Gaza charities and funding for Palestinian projects
Features in our guides to deodorant, shampoo, skincare and soap.

Nova Tissue (100/100)
✓ Excludes an Israeli shipping company from its supply chain
✓ Excludes boycotted company HP from its purchasing policy
Features in our toilet roll guide.

Organii (90/100)
✓ Sells products containing fairtrade olive oil sourced from Palestine
Features in our sunscreen and soap guides.

Oxfam (100/100)
✓ Statement against trade with Israel
Features in our ethical online retailers guide and clothing guides.

Palestine Solidarity Campaign (100/100)
✓ Primary mission is supporting Palestine
Sells keffiyehs, Palestine-branded clothing and more.

Revolver Co-operative Limited (100/100)
✓ Signed the Fairtrade Foundation's Fair Trade Statement on Palestine
✓ Statement against sourcing from Israeli settlements
Features in our guides to coffee and tea.

Rift Valley Farms (100/100)
✓ Palestinian-owned company
Features in our guide to dates, and sells olive oil, tahini and more.

Scottish Youth Hostels (90/100)
✓ Two of its venues have hosted events in support of Palestine
Features in our travel guide.

SESI (100/100)
✓ Statement against sourcing from Israel
Features in our cleaning products guide and soaps guide.

Steenbergs Limited (100/100)
✓ Statement against sourcing from Israel
Features in our guide to tea.

Suma (90/100)
✓ Retails Palestinian products including dates and couscous from Zaytoun
Features in our ethical food supermarkets, toilet roll and shampoo guides.

Tor (90/100)
✓ Signed a joint statement demanding Big Tech accountability for violations in Palestine
Features in our guide to web browsers.

Thaura (100/100)
✓ Affiliated with the Tech for Palestine incubator
✓ Statement against sourcing from or working with entities located in Israel
Features in our guide to AI companies.

Traidcraft (90/100)
✓ Signed the Fairtrade Foundation's Fair Trade Statement on Palestine
Features in our guide to tea.

Triodos (90/100)
✓ Published a blog criticising financial institutions that invest in illegal Israeli settlements
Features in our guide to bank accounts.

True Origin (90/100)
✓ Signed the Fairtrade Foundation's Fair Trade Statement on Palestine
Features in our guide to tea.

Upscrolled (100/100)
✓ Built by Palestinian-Australian developer Issam Hijazi and supported by the Tech for Palestine incubator
Features in our guide to social media.

Zaytoun (100/100)
✓ Primary mission is supporting Palestine
Features in our olive oil and dates guides.

What qualifies a brand as pro-Palestine in Ethical Consumer's rating system

Ethical Consumer's' Israel-Palestine' rating evaluates brands on the actions they take to support Palestine and minimise links to Israel.

This might include:

Buying from Palestinian suppliers
Speaking publicly in support of Palestinian human rights
Implementing policies against sourcing from Israel
Divesting from companies linked to genocide or occupation

Our 0-100 scale allows consumers and businesses to compare brands clearly, highlighting those using their corporate power to make a tangible difference.

90/100: The brand has taken significant steps to support Palestine, taking a clear stand beyond typical corporate neutrality, on one of the major humanitarian crises of our time.

80/100: This usually means we have found no concerning links between the brand and its wider corporate group and Israel, including no sourcing from Israel, but it has not taken proactive steps to support Palestinian human rights either.

0-70/100: In some way the company, or its broader company group, has concerning links to Israel. This may range from penalising staff who vocally support Palestine, to buying ingredients from there, to having a subsidiary there, or investing in weapons companies linked to Palestinian human rights abuses.

See our feature on the Israel-Palestine rating for a full breakdown.

Young male holding Palestine flage at rally

Palestine campaign page

Ethical Consumer has created a number of articles on how to support Palestine, including which companies to avoid.

Find out more about the boycott, divestment and sanction movement, along with alternatives to big brands that may be complicit in the genocide in Gaza.

Palestine and Israel boycotts and campaigns

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