Over 25,000 people like me wrote to Nestle telling them not to sell genetically-contaminated food in India.
Hundreds of phone-calls have been flooding their voicemail.
Hundreds of people have returned their Nestle products to the company.
And 98% of Nestle customers just polled by Greenpeace say they do NOT want to eat genetically-contaminated food.
Nestle's response to all this? It doesn't sell genetically-contaminated food in India because it is prohibited by local authorities.
Indian companies like Ruchi Soya, MTR and Britannia have already committed to selling GE-free food in India, then why can't Nestle? After all, this is the same Nestle that dare not sell genetically-tainted food in Europe, Russia or Brazil.
Are Indian people less human? Are we guinea pigs and lab rats? Are we less deserving of safe food than citizens of other countries?
This has got to change, and it has to change now! That's just why I've told Nestle Chairman Antonio Waszyk to come clean on the products his company sells in my country.
join me in demanding safe and genetically-unadulterated food from Nestle. For now and forever.
COME TOGETHER. BAN NESTLE PRODUCTS AND ENCOURAGE YOUR NEIGHBORS TO DO SO AS WELL.
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1 comment:
i understand the sentiment behind this post but the scientific fact is that gm food is not harmful. Europeans are just being fussy by not accepting it. As Craig Venter the guy who created the first artificial cell last year said they want to eat food without any genes. (Don't remember the exact words)
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