We are almost ready. The only world war we should fight is against these fascists. We will create our own companies and only use those locally and nationally NonGMO products with decent paid, American workers, to meet our needs.
Withdraw from them in the market place and that hurts worse than anything because that is all they care about, profits. If these companies are using GMO products to poison us, and they know what they are doing, then they are part of the cabal and are fair game. Go after them big time. Send this viral to everyone you know so that those two names are poison to anyone going shopping.
Victory against Nestle: Take Action Against Tiger Brands/Purity
http://www.gmwatch.org/index.php/bills-test/14993-victory-against-nestle-but-take-action
by Mariam and Zakiyya, African Center for Biosafety, May 10, 2013
Sign petition to get Tiger Brands to stop using GM maize and soy in its baby food products.
NOTE: See also the ACB's press release here:
http://www.acbio.org.za/index.php/media/64-media-releases/427
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Nestle is on record as saying that "it took consumer preferences into consideration and therefore all its infant cereals in South Africa used non-GM maize".
This can only be a result of the action that so many of you took last year after we released the results showing that Nestle's Cerelac Honey contained 77.65% GM Maize. This is a victory indeed!
On the other hand, Tiger Brands, which makes Purity, (tests conducted last week revealed that Purity's Cream of Maize tested positive as containing 56.25% GM maize; and Purity's Purity Baby First tested positive as containing 71.47% GM maize) said Purity baby foods were safe and presented no health risks! Tiger Brands had undertaken to label all products which contained more than 5 percent GM from December this year.
TIME TO TAKE ACTION AGAINST TIGER BRANDS/PURITY
We really need to put pressure on Tiger Brands to change it's GM policy. If you haven't signed the petition to get Tiger Brands to stop using any GM Maize or GM Soya in it's baby food products then please do so now. Please encourage others to do so as well.
The link to the petition is http://www.acbio.org.za/activist/index.php?m=u&f=dsp&petitionID=%20%202
Kindest Regards
Mariam and Zakiyya
Join us on Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/LabelGMFoods
http://www.facebook.com/AfricanCentreforBiosafety
Follow us on Twitter
https://twitter.com/#!/LGMfoods
NOTE: See also the ACB's press release here:
http://www.acbio.org.za/index.php/media/64-media-releases/427
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Nestle is on record as saying that "it took consumer preferences into consideration and therefore all its infant cereals in South Africa used non-GM maize".
This can only be a result of the action that so many of you took last year after we released the results showing that Nestle's Cerelac Honey contained 77.65% GM Maize. This is a victory indeed!
On the other hand, Tiger Brands, which makes Purity, (tests conducted last week revealed that Purity's Cream of Maize tested positive as containing 56.25% GM maize; and Purity's Purity Baby First tested positive as containing 71.47% GM maize) said Purity baby foods were safe and presented no health risks! Tiger Brands had undertaken to label all products which contained more than 5 percent GM from December this year.
TIME TO TAKE ACTION AGAINST TIGER BRANDS/PURITY
We really need to put pressure on Tiger Brands to change it's GM policy. If you haven't signed the petition to get Tiger Brands to stop using any GM Maize or GM Soya in it's baby food products then please do so now. Please encourage others to do so as well.
The link to the petition is http://www.acbio.org.za/activist/index.php?m=u&f=dsp&petitionID=%20%202
Kindest Regards
Mariam and Zakiyya
Join us on Facebook
http://www.facebook.com/LabelGMFoods
http://www.facebook.com/AfricanCentreforBiosafety
Follow us on Twitter
https://twitter.com/#!/LGMfoods
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