From: Greenpeace India <[email protected]> Subject: Health Warning: Eat At Your Own Risk To: [email protected] Date: Friday, 11 September, 2009, 2:50 PM
If you are unable to see the message below, click here to view<http://links.mailing.greenpeace.org/servlet/MailView?ms=MzQwMzA2MDYS1&r=MjUxMTQ4NTkzOAS2&j=NTc4MzMzNTkS1&mt=1&rt=0> . [image: To see images, click display images in your email client]<http://links.mailing.greenpeace.org/ctt?kn=8&m=34030606&r=MjUxMTQ4NTkzOAS2&b=0&j=NTc4MzMzNTkS1&mt=1&rt=0> Sick of being treated as Nestlé’s lab-rat? Then stop them with a single mouse-click. <http://links.mailing.greenpeace.org/ctt?kn=2&m=34030606&r=MjUxMTQ4NTkzOAS2&b=0&j=NTc4MzMzNTkS1&mt=1&rt=0> Dear Supporter, Two days back, Greenpeace launched the Safe Food Guide that placed Nestlé in the red corner for rationalising the use of genetically-contaminated food as healthy and nutritious for Indians. Within 24 hours, over 10,000 of Nestlé’s own customers wrote to the company, asking why it thinks it’s okay to sell genetic junk in this country. And hundreds of people like you called the Nestlé head office non-stop and asked for an explanation, until the company finally placed its phones off-hook. And now this… Worried that genetic contamination of Nestlé products might just be more widespread than we’d estimated, Greenpeace sent a sample of Nestlé baby food cereal bought in Beijing to an independent laboratory. *It came back testing POSITIVE for genetically-engineered ingredients including stuff that's used as an insecticide.* If Nestlé can do this in China – which has better enforcement of anti-GE laws – we shudder to think what Nestlé might be selling here in India, where anti-GE laws aren't worth the paper they're printed on. While it’s scary, it’s not all hopeless. Giant corporations have buckled under consumer pressure in the past. You can make it happen again<http://links.mailing.greenpeace.org/ctt?kn=1&m=34030606&r=MjUxMTQ4NTkzOAS2&b=0&j=NTc4MzMzNTkS1&mt=1&rt=0> . Even as you read this, thousands of people just like you are putting great pressure on Nestlé and forcing the company to commit to a GE-free policy. You can become a crucial part of this growing movement.<http://links.mailing.greenpeace.org/ctt?kn=5&m=34030606&r=MjUxMTQ4NTkzOAS2&b=0&j=NTc4MzMzNTkS1&mt=1&rt=0> If you think Indian customers deserve better than genetically-contaminated food from Nestlé, click here now<http://links.mailing.greenpeace.org/ctt?kn=4&m=34030606&r=MjUxMTQ4NTkzOAS2&b=0&j=NTc4MzMzNTkS1&mt=1&rt=0> . Thanks for your support! [image: Gene Hashmi] Gene Hashmi *Online Campaigns* *PS*: Please call now, this is urgent. If you cannot click the links above, please copy and paste the following link in your browser address bar - http://bit.ly/xVePS [image: Nestle ke andar kya hai?] <http://links.mailing.greenpeace.org/ctt?kn=7&m=34030606&r=MjUxMTQ4NTkzOAS2&b=0&j=NTc4MzMzNTkS1&mt=1&rt=0> *The contamination spreads. Click here to call Nestlé!<http://links.mailing.greenpeace.org/ctt?kn=2&m=34030606&r=MjUxMTQ4NTkzOAS2&b=0&j=NTc4MzMzNTkS1&mt=1&rt=0> * *Why have I received this mail?* Either because you signed up as a Greenpeace India cyber-activist or a friend forwarded this mail to you. *How do I subscribe?* To receive regular updates from Greenpeace India, sign up here. <http://links.mailing.greenpeace.org/ctt?kn=6&m=34030606&r=MjUxMTQ4NTkzOAS2&b=0&j=NTc4MzMzNTkS1&mt=1&rt=0> *How do I unsubscribe?* To stop receiving messages on how you can help the planet click here. <http://links.mailing.greenpeace.org/ui/modules/display/optOut.jsp?f=18018&m=34030606&r=MjUxMTQ4NTkzOAS2&j=NTc4MzMzNTkS1&mt=1&rt=0> *Where do I send feedback? * Please send all feedback to [email protected] Greenpeace India, #60 Wellington Street, Richmond Town, Bangalore 560025
