CONSUMERS Inrernational: Israel's cottage uprising: consumers unite on Facebook to force inflated food prices back down, Sep 22, 2011

Consumers International Blog: Israel's cottage uprising: consumers unite on Facebook to force inflated food prices back down: "Professor Michal Gal reveals how consumers in Israel have used Facebook and collective power to successfully force high food prices back down.
There have been some exciting events taking place in Israel for the past three months or so. The first is a revolt by consumers, in what has come to be known as "the Cottage Uprising", which reached one of its climaxes this week when hundreds of thousands of consumers decided to boycott Tnuva products, a major supplier of dairy products. This figure represented a large number of consumers for such a small country. They were connected and informed through social networks, supporting media and volunteers. "