Greenpeace’s ad targeting Kimberly-Clark appeared in today’s New
York Times. The ad, featuring the co-owners of Washington D.C.’s
Sticky Fingers Bakery, lists over 650 companies that refuse to use
Kimberly-Clark products. These businesses, part of the Greenpeace
“Forest Friendly 500” program, have taken a stand against
Kimberly-Clark’s continuing policy of clear-cutting the last
remaining North American ancient forests for its brands such as
Kleenex, Scott and Viva. The ad will give credit to the
responsible businesses that are taking a stand against the
irresponsible forest destruction being fostered by one of the
largest paper companies in the world.
To view the ad, go to http://www.kleercut.net
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Exp. contact date: 2006-09-22 00:00:00
