Midwest: Staples Targeted For Doing Business with Huntingdon Life Sciences

July 24, 2008

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On Monday, July 14th, activists left over ninety "Staples kills" fliers throughout the Staples store in Terre Haute, Indiana at 125 Davis Avenue. Soon after, on Tuesday, July 23rd, activists left over 120 "Staples kills" fliers throughout a Staples store in Chicago, Illinois at 711 West Jackson Boulevard.Staples has been caught delivering supplies to Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS) in a disguised vehicle. What do they have to hide? Perhaps they don¢t want others to know that they supply the bloody butchers and animal abusers at Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS).Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS) is a company whose primary business is death and suffering. They kill 500 animals every day for product testing - not

for medical progress and not because they are seeking to find a cure for human diseases. They murder these little creatures for things like toothpaste and tanning lotion and food additives like Splenda and caramel coloring. They have been implicated in six undercover investigations for scientific fraud, gross incompetence and vicious animal abuse.A global campaign to shut down HLS for good has driven away hundreds of companies. Despite this, Staples continues to deliver them office supplies. Actions in Britain and the U.S. have sent a loud and clear message to Staples that activists will stop at nothing to steer companies away from HLS and drive them out of business.Tell Staples to drop HLS 1-800-3STAPLE (1-800-378-2753)Staples, until you cut your ties to HLS expect more office demonstrations, more boycotting, more anonymous fliers flooding your stores and expect us to be back again and again.No justice. Just

us.We'll be back...