Is DBI-SALA boycotted? Why is DBI-SALA boycotted? Who owns DBI-SALA? You can find the detailed answers and boycott reasons below.

DBI-SALA

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Category: Commerce & Industry · Owner: 3M

Why is DBI-SALA Boycotted?

DBI-SALA is a boycotted brand listed in the Commerce & Industry category. The brand is part of 3M; a total of 29 boycotted brands are listed under 3M.

🚨 Reasons for Boycotting 3M Company

  1. Military Armor Supply to Israeli Air Force Helicopters: 3M's subsidiary Ceradyne, which produces military armor systems, manufactures advanced ceramic ballistic protection equipment for attack helicopters and military vehicles. According to reports from independent human rights organizations and military supply monitoring networks, these armor systems form part of the military equipment of the Apache (AH-64) helicopters that the Israeli Air Force actively uses in civilian massacres and airstrikes in Gaza. Through this military supply chain, the holding provides direct logistical ammunition to the operational capacity of the occupation regime.
  2. Investments in Israel's High-Tech and Cyber Infrastructure: 3M has made direct corporate investments and share purchases in Tel Aviv-based advanced technology and communications companies (such as BATM) that operate in direct integration with the occupation regime's cybersecurity and military networks. The company transfers the consumer profits it obtains to R&D centers in Israel to reinforce the apartheid regime's cyber and technological infrastructure.
  3. Bloody Capital Cycle Through Home and Office Monopolies: The company manages a massive global cash flow through its giant brands found in every home, school, and office, such as Post-it, Scotch, Scotch-Brite (dish sponges), Command, and Nexcare (medical first-aid tapes). The revenues from these widespread products that consumers purchase with hopes of cleaning or office needs constitute the main source of funding for the corporate mechanism that, behind the scenes, funds the occupation army's helicopter armor and state-backed technology investments.

🌐 Sources

Verifiable sources regarding 3M's military subsidiary Ceradyne's supply chain, its Israel-based technology investments, and the global boycott justifications are as follows:

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Last Updated: 09.07.2026