Monsanto Update

Friends,

A local west-end resident asked that I post this for her:

Attention Fabio Constante

Good afternoon, could you please send this post out with your next newsletter?

Thank you for taking an interest in helping out and  initiative regarding the next MAM Oct. 12th. We want to spread awareness across our community about Monsanto and GMOs
 This is a world-wide event as supporters take a stance against GMO's and the big corporate Monsanto. Below is a copy of the press release and some links that you can pass on to your contact.

FACEBOOK LINKS: https://www.facebook.com/MarchAgainstMonsantoCanada
                                   https://www.facebook.com/pages/March-Against-Monsanto-Windsor-Ontario/138493736339083


MARCH AGAINST MONSANTO (MARCH FOR FOOD FREEDOM WORLDWIDE)
Join us on Saturday, October 12th, 2013 as we gather to express our concerns about genetically modified food products. (GMOs)
This march is a World-Wide event being planned on six continents, in 36 countries with over 3 million supporters.
You are encouraged to meet at 12 noon at Dieppe Gardens at the foot of Riverside Drive and Ouellette.

We are taking a stance against  genetically modified food products that are NOT labeled and are entering the food chain.
In particular we want to create awareness about Monsanto’s impact and monopoly of certain food products, corn for example and the harmful affects of GMO’s.

Our mission is to promote organic solutions and to support local businesses to ensure product safety.
Food products imported into Canada require origin labeling but GMO’s enter the food chain silently.
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They can also type in Monsanto into google and they will find a lot of information on GMO food.

LINKS:
1) www.nongmoproject.org/
2) www.cornucopia.org
3) www.thefutureoffood.com/
4) http://www.march-against-monsanto.com/

If you require any more information from me, please advise   valente.lisa@yahoo.ca

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