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Marks & Spencer Investigates After BDS Stickers Found on Israeli Potato Packaging Marks & Spencer is investigating after BDS stickers were found on Israeli potato packaging, following a complaint by UK Lawyers for Israel. The retailer is cooperating with authorities to prevent similar incidents and ensure product integrity.
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What happened 01 Marks & Spencer investigates after BDS stickers found on Israeli potato packaging. 02 UK Lawyers for Israel urged M&S to probe and prevent similar incidents. 03 Stickers linked to Palestine Solidarity Campaign called for boycott of Israeli products. 04 M&S confirmed product tampering occurred without company knowledge. 05 Incident reported to Worthing branch manager for further investigation. 06 UKLFI praised M&S for cooperation and urged vigilance against political interference. Translated and summarized by baba from Arutz Sheva , the latest report. Read Arutz Sheva’s original The coverage
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