Tell Nestlé to give orang-utans a break

Having trouble reading this email? View it in your browser. Hi Friend, Nestlé wants you to have a break by having a Kit Kat - but globally Kit Kats contain palm oil from companies that are trashing Indonesian rainforests, speeding up climate change, threatening the livelihoods of local people and pushing orang-utans towards extinction. Before you take a break watch this video - it exposes the true cost behind having a break the Kit kat way. Warning: Video contains shocking material Nestlé is the largest food and drink company in the world - but it continues to ignore the worst offenders which supply its palm oil.  Overnight we are launched an international campaign to ask Nestlé to stop buying palm oil that comes from destroyed forests! Having that care-free break with a Kit Kat bar isn't so care-free - when it means taking a bite of Indonesia's precious rainforest...  Take action here Thank you for your support, Nick Young PS. Following direct actions in Europe and emails from Greenpeace supporters like you from all over the world, the spoof video was removed from youtube. (We've certainly got someone's attention!). Please download your own copy hereand upload it to your youtube, vimeo, google or facebook page - anywhere to help get it seen. (Send me a link if you can too).         This message was intended for  'Greenpeace Supporters' Unsubscribe me from this list | To contact us please email info@greenpeace.org.nz Greenpeace NZ Inc., 11 Akiraho Street, Mount Eden, Auckland. PBag 92507 Wellesley Street, Auckland Greenpeace NZ Inc. 11 Akiraho Street, Mount Eden, Auckland