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Israeli food companies profit from Gaza sales as ceasefire opens a new supply route
How 2 Israeli newsrooms covered this story — translated into English and compared side by side.
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First reported by Calcalist · Jun 18, 2026
What happened
Israeli food companies are earning significant revenue from licensed sales into Gaza after the ceasefire opened a large supply channel. Victory disclosed NIS 100 million in monthly Gaza sales, Mehadrin reported NIS 60 million in first-quarter sales, and authorities are tightening controls amid smuggling attempts.
- 01Victory was forced to disclose NIS 100 million in one month of Gaza sales.
- 02Mehadrin reported NIS 60 million in first-quarter Gaza sales.
- 03About 30 Israeli companies hold licenses to supply Gaza.
- 04Officials uncovered smuggling in Pringles boxes and grape-leaf cans.
- 05Customs and Defense Ministry impose cameras, GPS, and strict loading rules.
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OrganizationsVictory, Shikma Marketing, Mehadrin, Carrefour, COGAT, Securities Authority, Defense Ministry, GHF
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