"Pour it down the sink," she said. I will never forget that.
Well, nearly a decade later, I'm relieved to have rid my life of that nasty addiction. Especially in light of the following guest post from the Rainforest Action Network:
PepsiCo would have you believe that its
brand Quaker Oats puts “wholesome goodness in everything we do.” We highly
doubt that.
That Quaker Oats Chewy Bar in your child’s lunch? Well, we’re
not sure if its full of wholesome goodness, but it certainly may be full of
Conflict Palm Oil.
With your help, we’ll set the record straight. Share this video
now on Facebook
and Twitter
to let other families know that there’s more in Quaker Oats than meets the eye.
PepsiCo, and its product line Quaker Oats, is a major user of
Conflict Palm Oil. Conflict Palm Oil drives species extinction, human rights
abuses, deforestation, and climate change, and is the cause of one of the
world’s greatest environmental catastrophes.
PepsiCo, the largest globally distributed snack food company in
the world, spends huge amounts of money on advertising every year, trying to
convince moms and dads that Quaker Oats is a brand that we can trust, yet they
are unwilling to spend a few extra pennies to help save orangutans from
extinction and keep children out of slave labor conditions.
As a globally recognized brand with an immense international
reach, PepsiCo’s weak commitments and half measures are unacceptable. As
mothers and fathers, we watch the future develop before our eyes every day. We
know that our kids deserve better.
PepsiCo needs to start taking this issue seriously and cut
Conflict Palm Oil from its products now!
Help us hold PepsiCo accountable for their actions. We need you
to tell PepsiCo that you won’t be fooled by its advertising, and will keep
Conflict Palm Oil out of your cupboards.
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