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Global Week of Action
September 17-23, 2001

Since March 2001, thousands of activists have taken part in protests
and leafleting events outside Starbucks cafes in over 250 cities
in the US, Canada, New Zealand and England in what has become the
largest consumer campaign ever mounted against a major US food
and beverage company around the issues of genetic engineering and Fair Trade.

The pressure from our Frankenbuck$ campaign and from Starbucks'
customers reading our leaflets and talking to our volunteers is
obviously making an impact. One need only compare Starbucks'
official company statements dated March 18 and then compare these
statements to the one dated June 21 (http://www.starbucks.com) to
see what a difference three months of determined campaigning has made.
Three months from now we expect to see the company move
even farther. If you would like to participate, please contact us!


Take Action!

OR
Find a Starbucks near you
and contact us to help you organize a leafleting event!
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HELP PRESSURE STARBUCKS TO REMOVE GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS FROM THEIR FOOD AND DAIRY PRODUCTS ON A WORLDWIDE BASIS, IMPROVE WORKING CONDITIONS FOR COFFEE PLANTATION WORKERS, AND BREW AND SERIOUSLY PROMOTE FAIR TRADE COFFEE IN ALL OF THEIR CAFES.

 

 




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