[P2P-F] Fw: Tell KFC to stop destroying rainforests

[robert searle]

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From: "Franziska Grobke, Greenpeace" <mail at mail.greenpeace.org.uk>
To: dharao4 at yahoo.co.uk 
Sent: Friday, 25 May 2012, 16:55
Subject: Tell KFC to stop destroying rainforests


KFC's packaging is revolting! Tell KFC to stop making packaging from rainforests

  
Hi there
A couple of days ago I wrote to you asking you to join the revolt to change KFC’s secret recipe for destruction. As it turns out the Colonel has been keeping his chicken fresh with packaging made from Indonesian rainforests, home to the endangered Sumatran tiger.
KFC has no policies to tackle deforestation and has been caught using paper made by Asia Pulp and Paper. APP is one of the world’s most notorious forest destroyers and a company recently found using illegal timber.
So far, more than 28,000 people have joined the revolt to tell KFC to stop trashing the rainforest.  Check out all the revolting characters that have been created so far.  
Now, you can help add the pressure on KFC by joining the revolt! Sign up now and create your own revolting character to tell the Colonel that his secret recipe for rainforest destruction is ‘no good’. 

Time is running out for the Sumatran tigers so let’s make sure that KFC hear our message loud and clear!
Franziska Grobke
Greenpeace UK
Original email
Hi there,
Thank you for everything you've done to help protect Indonesia's rainforests - it's really making a difference. Now I need to ask for your help again.
Guess what? KFC’s secret recipe is out of the bucket. It turns out the Colonel has been keeping his chicken fresh with packaging made from Indonesian rainforests, home to the endangered Sumatran tiger.
KFC has no policies to tackle deforestation and has been caught using paper made by Asia Pulp and Paper. APP is one of the world’s most notorious forest destroyers and a company recently found using illegal timber.
But a revolt is in the air and we need thousands of people like you to join it! You’ve done it before: as a result of your pressure, Mattel, Lego and Danone were just a few of the many companies that ruled out supplies from APP. Let’s make sure KFC is next!
KFC thinks turning the tigers’ home into trash is timber rippin’ good. There are only 400 Sumatran tigers left in the wild and they stand little chance of survival unless fast food companies like KFC stop boxing their food with rainforest packaging.
It’s tragic to think that our rapidly disappearing rainforests - which millions of rare plants and animals and thousands of forest-dwelling communities call home - could end up in rubbish bins or chucked in the street.
Help us tell the Colonel that his secret recipe for rainforest destruction is no good. Right now, people like you across the world are telling one of the world’s biggest fast food manufacturers that responsible companies don’t turn rainforests into trash.
Sign up now to design your own revolting packaging.
Tell KFC to change its secret recipe for destruction.
Thank you,
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