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Ben & Jerry's, Gaza
'Censoring': Ben & Jerry's sues parent company for interfering with its message on Gaza
Ben & Jerry's is suing Unilever for preventing it from taking a stance on the humanitarian crisis in the Gaza Strip, saying it violates agreement.
Ben & Jerry's says parent Unilever silenced it over Gaza stance
Ice cream brand Ben & Jerry's said in a lawsuit that parent company Unilever has silenced its attempts to express support for Palestinian refugees.
Ben & Jerry’s sues parent company for allegedly silencing support for Palestine
Unilever, the parent company of Ben and Jerry’s, infringed upon the ice cream maker’s “social mission” by preventing it from speaking out in favor of Palestine, according to a lawsuit.
Ben & Jerry's claims parent company censorship over Gaza
Ben & Jerry's, the Vermont-based maker of popular ice creams, has sued its parent company, Unilever, for what it says is censorship over its views supporting Palestinians in the war between Israel and Hamas.
Ben & Jerry's Sues Parent Company, Alleges It Was Censored Over Gaza
Ben & Jerry's has sued its parent company Unilever, accusing it of blocking the ice cream brand from releasing statements in support of Palestinians in the Gaza war.
Ben & Jerry’s Sues Unilever, Alleging It Was Censored Over Gaza
In escalation of long-running tensions, the ice-cream brand says its parent company blocked statements in support of Palestinian rights.
Ben & Jerry’s says its parent company, Unilever, censored public support for Palestinian refugees
Ben & Jerry’s has sued its parent company, Unilever, claiming they have been censored from “publicly voicing support for peace and refugee rights,” in particular their support for Palestinian refugees.
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Ben Jerry’s versus Unilever: The end of corporate do-gooderism?
Unilever had bought ice-cream maker B&J in 2000 partly because of its image as a brand with a conscience. But a row over Israel’s approach to Palestinians between the brand and its owner has gone to court—even as Unilever plans to exit the ice-cream market altogether.
Ben & Jerry’s lawsuit accuses parent company of censorship over Gaza
When Ben & Jerry’s was sold, the companies agreed that the ice cream maker’s independent board would be free to pursue its social mission.
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Ben & Jerry’s Vs. Unilever Is the End of Corporate Do-Gooderism
When the conglomerate bought the progressive ice cream maker, its social stances were a selling point. Then tastes changed.
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Ben & Jerry’s Unilever Feud Marks the End of an Era: Beth Kowitt (Correct)
When the conglomerate bought the progressive ice cream maker, its social stances were a selling point. Then tastes changed.
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The many flavors of Ben & Jerry’s corporate activism
Ben & Jerry’s sues Unilever, accusing it of censorship over Palestinian support. Invezz takes a look at the company's rich ...
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