Is This Brand Boycotted? BDS Brand Checker

Coverage: this checker covers the BDS movement's official priority, organic, pressure and divestment targets plus ended campaigns. It is not a complete database of every company in the world.

Frequently asked questions

How accurate is this checker?

Verdicts come from the BDS movement's official boycott and pressure guide, its divestment target list, the UN OHCHR settlement database and the WhoProfits and AFSC Investigate databases. Each result links its source so you can verify.

What should I do if a brand I use is listed?

BDS recommends switching to an alternative where one exists. The results above suggest widely available alternatives for consumer brands. For pressure targets like cloud services, the movement calls for pressure campaigns as well as boycotts where reasonable alternatives exist.

Why is a brand I expected not listed?

BDS uses targeted boycotts: it focuses on a small number of companies with proven complicity where campaigns can win. Many companies are complicit but not official targets. The movement explicitly warns against boycotting everything at once because it dilutes impact.

What does historical mean?

The campaign ended in victory, for example Puma ending its Israel Football Association sponsorship in December 2024. Historical entries are kept for reference; there is no active boycott call.