THANKS, SUNNIE, FOR FORWARDING MY ARTICLE; LET'S HOPE IT DOES SOME GOOD AND SOME QUIT SHOPPING AT WHOLE FOODS; I CERTAINLY HAVE!

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Sunnie Ford <ford_sunnie

 

Thu, 19 Jun 2008 11:31:19 -0700 (PDT)

Re: FTC asked to examine California's suit vs.

Whole Foods' Carcinogens and Monopoly

 

> Jerry Brown...the best! Always was...

>

> stephensantafe <stephen wrote: DETAILS

> ARE HERE:

>

> http://www.prlog.org/10079593-california-lawsuit-whole-foods-avalon-

> and-others-with-products-containing-carcinogenic-1-4-dioxane.html

>

> UNITED STATES FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION ASKED TO EXAMINE SHOCKING

> SUIT BY CALIFORNIA AGAINST WHOLE FOODS FOR CARCINOGENS IN SOAPS AND

> BODY CARE PRODUCTS>>>>>>WHOLE FOODS/WILDOATS MERGER IS INDEED A

> MONOPOLISTIC ANTI-TRUST VIOLATION

>

> Members of the United States Federal Trade Commission were asked to

> revisit their prior correct ruling, despite it having been

> overturned by a lower court, that the Merger between Whole Foods and

> Wild Oats is indeed an anti-trust violation as a Monopoly;

> California's suit against Whole Foods under Prop. 65 for known

> carcinogens found in Whole Foods so-called " organic " body care

> products. Readers could do the same directly as well as through

> their U.S. Congressmen and Senators.

>

> HERE ARE 3 SHORT VIDEOS THAT EXPLAIN ALL OF THIS, FROM TWO OF MY

> FAVORITE AMERICANS INVOLVED IN THIS EFFORT: Ronnie Cummins of the

> Organic Consumers Association, and Mike Adams, the Health Ranger,

> Founder of Newstarget.com

>

> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7qe4zfhDLY & feature=related

>

>

>

> Does it matter whether Whole Foods, Avalon, etc., failed to know

> this poison was there in their own products, or did they conceal the

> truth, even when threatened with a lawsuit?

>

> This certainly raises a series of very obvious further questions, as

> to whether the Federal Trade Commission should revisit and to refile

> its action to prohibit the merger of Whole Foods and Wild Oats, as a

> matter of law and as a matter of consumer protection. I have just

> encouraged the FTC Commissioners to do exactly that, as well as

> submit Amicus Curie briefs in the California Proposition 65/Whole

> Foods lawsuit!

>

> To me, it is egregious that this company has always been trusted by

> millions of American enough for them to pay extra for ostensibly

> healthier " organic " food, and then comes along this gross breach of

> the public's trust, with the presence of this carcinogen at more

> than 10,000 the acceptable minimum levels! Most of these tests were

> done in 2004 and 2005, so the stores have known for several years

> and yet did nothing to reformat or relabel those harmful products.

>

> We would never even know about it, were it not for this suit by

> California Attorney General Jerry Brown. Maybe he should be the next

> US Attorney General!

>

> Sincerely,

> Stephen Fox

> Managing Editor, Santa Fe Sun News

> Founder, New Millennium Fine Art, Santa Fe Gallery since 1980

> stephen

> 505 983-2002

>

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> requesting-fda-to-rescind-approval-for-united-states-markets

>

> http://www.prlog.org/10070694-uk-supermarket-chain-bans-aspartame-

> from-own-label-products-japanese-manufacturer-ajinomoto-sues.html

>

>

>

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