Factories/Businesses that have left the settlements

Factories/Businesses that have left the settlements

Company	Product & Former Location in Settlement	Current Location	Notes (1)	Notes (2)	Notes (3)
Intercosma	Cosmetics - Atarot industrial zone	Ashdod	Relocated from Atarot during the second intifada
Ikoo Designs	Children's and youth furniture/upholstery - Barkan industrial zone	Ashdod/Nesher	Firm owned by Beitili, which has additional factories in settlements
Bagel & Bagel	Baked goods - Barkan industrial zone	Safed industrial zone/Airport City	The plant (pretzel bakery) was relocated after the company was purchased by the Unilever int'l corporation
Bar Chairs/Pick Up/United Seats	Chairs - Barkan	Tel-Aviv	The message on the answering machine at the company's registered phone number in Barkan announces that the company moved to Tel-Aviv	Further investigation is necessary to determine the location of the company and the finality of the move to Tel-Aviv
Delta Textile	Textile, especially underwear - warehouses in Barkan industrial zone	Caesarea	Delta, a well-known company in Israel, concealed the fact that its warehouses were located in the Barkan settlement industrial zone	According to David Hajaj, who was in charge of the said warehouses, they were relocated to Caesarea
Teva/M.B.T. - Biological Laboratories	Pharmaceuticals - Atarot industrial zone	Pharma giant Teva had its biological lab M.B.T. in Atarot	During the second intifada M.B.T. was relocated to Beit Shemesh
Barkan Wines	Wines - Barkan industrial zone	Kibbutz Hulda	The sales office in the kibbutz was opened in 2002 or 2003. The final closure of the winery in Barkan was completed only in 2007 or 2008,, after the Dutch Heineken company purchased Barkan Wines and came under pressure from the civil society in Holland	Still maintain vineyard in the Golan Heights
Yardeni Locks/Esteron	Locks - Barkan industrial zone	Bar-Lev industrial park, Misgav	The Yardeni lock company is owned by the Swiss investment firm Enterprise Capital AG, which bought the company from receivership, after Yardeni faced economic difficulties under the management of the sons of the founding families, siblings Dan Yardeni, Daphne Speizman and Shifra Levine.
SodaStream (formerly Soda Club)	Home carbonation devices - Mishor Adumim	Eidan industrial zone 2001 in the Negev - jointly managed by the Bnei Shimon District and the city of Rahat	The company, which manufactures home soda-making devices, was the subject of an international boycott campaign. The company's attempt to recruit actor Scarlett Johansson to conduct a counter-campaign earned immense media attention in Israel and around the world. Following a drop in sales and a drop in the value of its shares on Wall Street, the plant was moved to the Negev in 2014.
Multilock/Rav Bariach	Locks - Barkan industrial zone	Yavne	In 1999 the Israeli Rav Bariach company sold its locks department, which was located in Barkan, to the Swedish Assa Abloy Group; the dept. then became a separate company, Multilock. In 2008 civil society organizations in Sweden and the Swedish church publicized the fact that Barkan was located in the occupied Palestinian territories.As the result of the campaign the management of Assa Abloy quickly decided to relocate the factory from Barkan to Yavne.	Media reports about "Rav Bariach leaving Barkan" apparently refer to this event. In fact, at the time of the relocation the plant was no longer owned by Rav Bariach. The manufacture of security doors, the area on which Rav Bariach has focused since selling the locks dept., is done in Ashkelon and Carmiel . There is no information about other Rav Bariach settler factories.
Modan Bags	Purses and backpacks - Shaked	Moshav Nechalim	Production relocated to China
Adanim Tea	Herbal teas - Ofra	Bethlehem-in-the-Galilee, Upper Nazareth	The plant was built in the settlement Ofra, transferred to the Galilee in 2002, as the company expanded and formed international trade relations, especially in France.	The company never publicly announced the relocation, and it still remains in the settlement directory Dapei Katom. During a telephone conversation a representative of the company claimed that the company had left Ofra long ago and has no connection to the settlement.