Corporate Parody - Kellog

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As he celebrates his birthday, we reminisce on his jam-packed first year

Frankentony caught on video! Greenpeace Campaigner, Charles Margulis, journeys

with Frankentony to Cereal City, Kellogg's Headquarters to ask the company's CEO

why they sell GMO-free cereal in Europe, but not in the US.

 

In November of 1999, a mythic figure was born: FrankenTony, the genetically

engineered cross between the Frankenstein monster and Tony the Tiger, would

dedicate his life to calling awareness to the dangers of genetic engineering.

 

He made his debut at the Kellogg's museum, Cereal City, and has returned several

times bringing banners and friends. He's been featured in Time Magazine and even

graced the cover of Alternatives Magazine.

 

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Costumed Protestors Tell Kellogg's to Stop Using Frankenfood

 

 

As Kellogg's hung Halloween banners reading " It's a Bowl Full of Fright " outside

of their Cereal City museum, costumed protestors echoed that sentiment,

especially in the wake of a Kellogg's plant temporary shutdown.

 

The plant in Memphis was shutdown over concerns about contamination of the corn

supply by a variety of genetically engineered (GE) StarLink corn that is only

approved for animal feed. Government food safety experts warn that StarLink corn

could trigger allergic reactions, including fever, rashes or diarrhea.

 

In the past month, Kellogg's has received over 28,000 phone calls and letter

from Americans who are concerned about GE food. The company has become a focal

point for food safety and environmental protests since Greenpeace launched its

efforts targeting Kellogg's last October.

 

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