Online actions

em@il the supermarkets

You can e-mail the supermarkets yourself, or click on the logos below to e-mail direct from this site. Automatic direct e-mails include a ustomisable sample letter which you are free to use or completely ignore! Although they take longer, personal e-mails are probably more powerful as they show the supermarket that you feel that strongly about the subject.

 

			Thousands of products still affected by GM ingredients/ derivatives/ enzymes
			Thousands of products affected by GM ingredients/ derivatives/ enzymes GM animal feed used to produce own brand milk, butter, meat, poultry etc.
			Most products still affected by GM enzymes. GM animal feed still being used to produce own brand dairy, poultry and meat products
			Virtually every M&S product uses GM enzymes - which many scientists say is a severe risk to health. GM cotton used in most own brand cotton clothing
			Thousands of products affected by GM ingredients/ derivatives/ enzymes. GM animal feed still used to produce own brand milk, butter, meat, poultry etc.
			Thousands of products still affected by GM enzymes. GM animal feed still used to produce own brand milk, butter, meat, poultry etc.
			Thousands of products still affected by GM enzymes. GM animal feed still used to produce own brand milk, butter, meat, poultry etc.

 

Scientists sign here - Union of Concerned Scientists

Click here to sign up to the Institute of Science in Society's "Global Moratorium on GE Biotechnology and No to Patents on Life" petition.

 

Company message boards

Tell the shareholders and executives of GMO corporations exactly what you think and feel at any of the following company message boards. You do have to register, but it's easy and its customary to stay anonymous.

Go on........ Express yourself! (it'll make a difference)

 

Paul Mobbs' online actions page

For more online actions, both on genetics and other issues, see Paul Mobbs' online actions page. This also includes a general introduction to online actions, and recently hosted a virtual sit-in of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) website to coincide with the WTO meeting in Seattle.