Your family may be part of a Genetically Krafted Experiment....

[Guest guest]

Genetically engineered foods continue to pose a risk to our families' and to

the planet's overall health. Check out this humorous, yet sad, short movie

from the current " Genetically Krafted Foods " campaign, asking our country's

largest food producer Kraft Foods (part of the Phillip Morris family of

companies) to go GE-free.

Market research data has revealed that 99% of all U.S. households purchase

Kraft products on a regular basis, including a favorite with many veg*ns --

Boca Products.

Watch the movie with your children and explain to them what GE foods are and

why they pose a health risk to them to the planet. Also, you may also

explain why you choose the brands that you do for your family. For more

information to help you along with the discussion, log on to the Genetically

Krafted Foods campaign site at www.krafty.org

Make sure that your computer has Flash software installed before watching

the movie. Movie URL: http://www.krafty.org/flash

 

After watching the movie and discussing it with your children, here are some

more simple things that your family can do to promote the campaign:

Vote with your dollar! Buy certified organic, locally produced foods for

your family and support organic farmers and producers who operate under

strict certification rules and don't use any genetically engineered seeds or

ingredients. If your family is doing so, great! Click on this URL for a

partial list of Kraft brand products that have GE ingredients in them and

don't buy them:

http://www.gefoodalert.org/library/admin/uploadedfiles/List_of_Kraft_Product

s.pdf For a partial list of organic, non-GE foods and where to find them

go to http://www.organicconsumers.org/purelink.html

Email the CEO of Kraft Foods at http://www.gefoodalert.org/takeaction/ and

ask the company to stop using the American the public in their " experiment "

and stop using GE ingredients in their foods. (A note: Kraft Europe does

not utilize any GE ingredient in any of their products.)

Thanks for participating in the campaign! Michelle

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

I had NO IDEA that Boca was Kraft. We boycot Kraft but do

occassionally buy Boca products. It was not on my list of Kraft sub-

companies and I never even checked the label. Guess no more Boca for

me. Know of any other popular veg*n products owned by Phillip Morris

(or other questionable companies)????

 

Rachael

 

, " Michelle Larson-Sadler "

<consciouscookery@c...> wrote:

> Genetically engineered foods continue to pose a risk to our

families' and to

> the planet's overall health. Check out this humorous, yet sad,

short movie

> from the current " Genetically Krafted Foods " campaign, asking our

country's

> largest food producer Kraft Foods (part of the Phillip Morris

family of

> companies) to go GE-free.

> Market research data has revealed that 99% of all U.S. households

purchase

> Kraft products on a regular basis, including a favorite with many

veg*ns --

> Boca Products.

> Watch the movie with your children and explain to them what GE

foods are and

> why they pose a health risk to them to the planet. Also, you may

also

> explain why you choose the brands that you do for your family. For

more

> information to help you along with the discussion, log on to the

Genetically

> Krafted Foods campaign site at www.krafty.org

> Make sure that your computer has Flash software installed before

watching

> the movie. Movie URL: http://www.krafty.org/flash

>

> After watching the movie and discussing it with your children, here

are some

> more simple things that your family can do to promote the

campaign:

> Vote with your dollar! Buy certified organic, locally produced

foods for

> your family and support organic farmers and producers who operate

under

> strict certification rules and don't use any genetically engineered

seeds or

> ingredients. If your family is doing so, great! Click on this URL

for a

> partial list of Kraft brand products that have GE ingredients in

them and

> don't buy them:

>

http://www.gefoodalert.org/library/admin/uploadedfiles/List_of_Kraft_P

roduct

> s.pdf For a partial list of organic, non-GE foods and where to

find them

> go to http://www.organicconsumers.org/purelink.html

> Email the CEO of Kraft Foods at

http://www.gefoodalert.org/takeaction/ and

> ask the company to stop using the American the public in

their " experiment "

> and stop using GE ingredients in their foods. (A note: Kraft

Europe does

> not utilize any GE ingredient in any of their products.)

> Thanks for participating in the campaign! Michelle

>

>

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