Ben & Jerry's

In previous years, the ice cream company has used its platform to highlight issues like marriage equality, the refugee crisis and climate change.

Ben & Jerry’s and Netflix made a second season. The result is a particularly delightful binge.

Unilever and Ben & Jerry’s have clashed since 2021, when the Chubby Hubby maker said it would stop sales in the West Bank.

The statement comes four years after the board sparked a bitter legal battle with parent company Unilever over an earlier pledge to stop selling its products in “Occupied Palestinian Territory.”

In the U.S., this flavor is already a hit. Here, it’s well on its way.

While Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was delivering a testimony, Cohen reportedly shouted: "Congress sent the bombs that kill children in Gaza and pays for it with cuts to Medicaid."

Ben Cohen told Tucker Carlson: “I was born a Jew. I love Jesus Christ."

Five years later, Ben & Jerry’s favorite flavor makes a comeback—just don’t call it Cherry Garcia.

The ice cream company also claimed Unilever blocked the company from making posts related to detained pro-Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil.

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