Starbucks is a company uniquely posed to trigger world-wide supply chain shifts. That's why Green America's GMO Inside campaign is calling on Starbucks to switch to serving all-organic dairy products.Click here to help us take action.
With more than 20,000 retail locations throughout the world, Starbucks is a company uniquely positioned to trigger major supply-chain shifts when it makes changes to the products in its stores.
That's why Green America's GMO Inside campaign is calling on Starbucks to switch to serving all-organic dairy products.
Such a switch would be consistent with other recent changes in Starbucks products. For example, in 2008, in response to consumer and investor concerns, Starbucks committed to source only rBGH-free milk (milk from cows not injected with growth hormones). Plus, Starbucks already serves soy milk that is organic and non-GMO; we want their dairy milk held to the same standard.
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Because Pret-a-Manger, another quick-service food and coffee chain, serves organic milk and sells coffee at competitive prices, we believe Starbucks can also do the right thing, and help shift more US agriculture -- the corn, soy, alfalfa, and cottonseed used to feed dairy cows -- to organic.
Find more background information and campaign materials (along with our action) at gmoinside.org/starbucks, and thanks for all you do for a greener America.
