Is Veet on BDS List?

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Veet has to be boycotted

Veet is a brand of Reckitt

Reckitt Benckiser (RB) collaborates with the Israel Innovation Authority to support Israeli companies in AI and blockchain. Israel used AI to target Palestinians in Gaza, employing a system called 'The Gospel' to generate targets quickly. A former Israeli intelligence officer described this system as enabling Israel to conduct widespread assassinations.

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Some other brands to boycott

Unilever

Unilever supports Israeli illegal settlements in occupied Palestine. When Ben & Jerry's, their sub-brand, decided to stop selling its products in Israel, Unilever sold off the Israeli distribution rights to Avi Zinger to circumvent their decision and to force Ben & Jerry's brand name to continue selling in Israel.

Carrefour Mart

Carrefour made huge investments into Israel last year, opening 50 stores and is planning to open a further 100 by 2024.

Osem

Osem is Israels 4th largest food & beverages company (by turnover) after Tnuva, Strauss and Coca-Cola. It has a turnover of $712 million and nearly 5000 employees with 14 factories in Israel.

The Home Depot

Its founder and co-chairman of the Board is an active Zionist. He created the board of directors of Emet, the Pro-Israel Media ‘War Room’ whose function is to ensure that all media in the US stays biased in favor of Israel

Curver

The parent company of Curver operated facilities in the Occupied West Bank's Barkan Industrial Estate. After boycott pressure it seems to have closed the facility, however its history of complicity in the occupation means it should still be boycotted.

Keter

Keter operated facilities in the Occupied West Bank's Barkan Industrial Estate. After boycott pressure it seems to have closed the facility, however its history of complicity in the occupation means it should still be boycotted.

SharkNinja

Founder Mark Rosenzweig has been organizing and contributing to pro Israeli causes, attending IDF events, and also found to be raising funds for an assortment of pro Israeli causes with Sharon Mishkin.

Johnson & Johnson

Invests in Israel and has a long relationship with Isreal

Booking.com

Booking.com allows listings in occupied Palestinian territory, and after announcing it will remove 200 of such listings, it reversed its decision, showing it is knowingly complicit in Israels occupation.

History of Veet

Veet, a well-known hair removal brand, was first introduced in the 1920s. Originally launched under the name "Neet" in Canada and the United States, the product was designed to offer an easier alternative to shaving. It gained popularity for its effectiveness and ease of use, helping people remove unwanted body hair at home.

In the 2000s, the brand underwent a major transformation and was rebranded as Veet in most markets. This change aimed to unify the product's name across the globe. During this period, Veet expanded its product range, introducing hair removal creams, waxing kits, and other grooming solutions suitable for different skin types and body areas.

Today, Veet is owned by Reckitt, a global health and hygiene company. It is available in more than 80 countries and continues to innovate in personal care. The brand is known for offering quick, convenient, and gentle hair removal solutions that cater to both women and men.