IHRC and Inminds Human Rights Group have challenged Aldi to come clean about the origin of Medjool dates being sold by the supermarket chain. After customers picked up on the Israeli bar code of the dates sold at the start of Ramadan, iHRC wrote to
We are writing to seek an explanation from Aldi as to why you appear to be intentionally misleading customers about the origin of your medjool dates. In a reply to an earlier query by IHRC dated 8 February 2024 you stated that the medjool dates
Boycotting Israeli dates just got easier. Here’s our simple guide to help you make sure you don’t support genocide this Ramadan.
Don’t let Israel con you this Ramadan. Here’s your 4-step guide to identify which dates to buy or boycott to ensure you’re not breaking your fast with Israeli dates. You can find out more information on our website here. Zaytoun and Yaffa dates can be
IHRC is demanding that the supermarket chain Aldi remove Israeli dates from its British stores that do not carry the country of origin on the packaging. In a strongly worded letter to Aldi today IHRC accuses the retailer of deliberately concealing the origin of its
CEO Giles Hurley Holly Lane Atherstone Warwickshire CV9 2SQ customer.service@aldi.co.uk alditeam@clarioncomms.co.uk (media team) Dear Sir, We are writing to protest in the strongest possible terms at what we believe is a deliberate attempt by Aldi to conceal the origin of its
We are aware of information circulating on social media platforms surrounding the status of Medjool dates sold under the Sofra brand name. Allegations that this is a front for an Israeli company are unfounded and should be ignored. We are currently carrying out a full
Summary As the Gaza Genocide continues without any sign of ending, the need for boycotting the Zionist war machine has become more urgent than ever. Although there are many companies that we should boycott, IHRC is providing a new leaflet targeting those directly involved in this
