Food / Recipes

Hi ,

Over 25,000 people like me wrote to Nestle telling the company to go GE-free in India. Hundreds of phone-calls have been flooding their voicemail. And hundreds of people have returned their Nestle products to the company.

Nestle's response to all this? They will sell genetically-contaminated food in this country if consumers prefer to eat such food.

I say it's time to tell Nestle what consumers really prefer. After all, if Indian companies like Ruchi Soya, MTR and Britannia can commit to selling GE-free food in India, why can't Nestle?

Please do what I have done. Just click here to give Nestle a taste of 'consumer preference'.

And thanks for your support!

venkatakrishna.kk@gmail.com

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