BDS Boycott Guide: Brands, Checkers and Alternatives
Free tools to check which brands are on the BDS boycott lists, find ethical alternatives, and learn how boycott, divestment and sanctions work. Every claim cites its source.
BDS tools
- Is This Brand Boycotted?Type any brand name and get an instant verdict with the reason and sources.
- Check Your CartPaste a shopping list and check every brand at once.
- Barcode CheckerEnter a product barcode to identify the brand behind it.
- BDS-Safe AlternativesFind ethical alternatives by category, from soda to laptops.
- A to Z Boycott ListThe full directory of boycott, pressure and divestment targets.
- Divestment TrackerWhat divestment means, who the targets are, and campaign wins.
- Why Boycott? FAQHow BDS works, whether boycotts work, and how to start.
Guides by category
- Food & Drink Boycott GuideSoda, fast food, coffee and groceries: what to avoid and what to buy instead.
- Tech Boycott GuidePhones, PCs, printers, cloud and streaming services on the lists.
- Fashion Boycott GuideSportswear and clothing brands targeted by boycott campaigns.
- Travel Boycott GuideBooking sites and travel brands listed over settlement rentals.
About these lists
The data on this page comes from the Palestinian BDS National Committee's official boycott and pressure guide, the BDS divestment target list, the UN OHCHR database of businesses in the settlement enterprise, and the WhoProfits and AFSC Investigate databases. Campaigns are marked active or historical; ended campaigns like Puma are kept for reference only.
Frequently asked questions
What does BDS stand for?
Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions. It is a Palestinian-led nonviolent movement that calls for boycotting complicit companies, divesting from them, and sanctioning Israel until it complies with international law.
Are these boycott lists official?
The priority, pressure and divestment targets come from the BDS movement's official guides. Organic boycott targets are grassroots campaigns the movement supports but did not start. Each brand page names its source.
Is this information up to date?
The lists reflect the BDS movement's published targets as of 2026. Campaigns change, so always check the linked source for the latest status before acting.
Is boycotting legal?
In most countries boycotts are protected speech, but some places have anti-boycott laws. This page is informational; check your local law if you are unsure.