GMO Free News: GMO Free USA Kellogg's Boycott Buttons

Thursday, December 12, 2013

GMO Free USA Kellogg's Boycott Buttons

GMO Free USA Kellogg's Boycott Buttons are now available in Port Townsend and Seattle. Kellogg's contributed Over $200,000 To The Grocery Manufacturers Association’s Efforts To Oppose I-522. After the Washington State Attorney General sued the GMA for failing to disclose the donors who funded their multi-million dollar contribution to the No on 522 campaign.

Seeking retail stores where individuals can pick up buttons.

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UnknownMarch 13, 2014 at 10:48 AM
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