Ahava Dead Sea Laboratories

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Ahava Dead Sea Laboratories
אהבה מוצרי בריאות ים המלח

Manufactures cosmetic products using minerals from the Dead Sea.

The company's factory and visitor's center is located in the Mitzpe Shalem settlement in the occupied Jordan Valley. In addition, Ahava is partially owned by the settlement of Mitzpe Shalem and Kalia. The company's products are sold in Europe under a misleading label, which dosen't indicate the name of the settlement the factory is located in.

The company uses mud which is excavated from the occupied Palestinian area in its products.

For a complete report on Ahava click here [1].

Involvement:

Settlements' Products [2]

Exploitation of Occupied Production and Resources [3]

Industry:

Manufacture of cosmetics, sports equipment and toys [4]

Ownership:

About 37% of the company shares are held by the West Bank settlement of Kibbutz Mitzpe Shalem, 37% by Hamashbir Holdings [5] (the investment fund of B. Gaon Holdings [6] and the Livnat family), about 18.5% are held by Shamrock Holdings [7] (the investment fund of the Roy E. Disney family), and 7.5% by the West Bank settlement of Kibbutz Kalia.

Subsidiaries / Partners:

The company operates Ahava stores in Jerusalem, Tel-Aviv, Eilat and the occupied territories of the Dead Sea and the Latrun enclave. In addition, Ahava operates stores in Hungary, Germany, Korea, 5 stores in Singapore and 3 stores in the Philippines.

Location:

Occupied Territories [10]

South Korea [12]

Global Presence:

South Africa [13]

Azerbaijan [22]

USA [24]

Italy [31]

Switzerland [33]

UK [34]

Settlements:

Kalia [35]

Mitzpe Shalem [36]

Traded in:

General Info:

Offices:
Arava 1
Airport City
Lod Airport
Tel: 972-3-5571111

Factory and Visitors' Center:
Mitzpeh Shalem 86983
Tel: 02-9945123

Website: www.ahava.co.il

Updated:

Monday, July 16, 2012

Links:

Stolen Beauty campaign website [38]

Source URL: http://www.whoprofits.org/company/ahava-dead-sea-laboratories

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[5] http://www.whoprofits.org/node/22381
[6] http://www.whoprofits.org/node/22409
[7] http://www.whoprofits.org/node/22444
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[36] http://www.whoprofits.org/s?vid_7=1847
[37] http://www.whoprofits.org/s?traded=1709
[38] http://www.stolenbeauty.org/