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Related: About this forumVideo: Check the Label on Nabisco Products! (updated info)
Published on Mar 11, 2016
Check the Label is a public education campaign launched by the BCTGM to help consumers learn how to check Nabisco product labels to ensure their favorite Nabisco products are produced in America before purchasing.
Through a simple label check, together we can send a powerful message in support of American jobs and products by rejecting those made at poverty-level wages and in unregulated work conditions.
NEW info from here.
Published on Mar 11, 2016
Check the Label is a public education campaign launched by the BCTGM to help consumers learn how to check Nabisco product labels to ensure their favorite Nabisco products are produced in America before purchasing.
Through a simple label check, together we can send a powerful message in support of American jobs and products by rejecting those made at poverty-level wages and in unregulated work conditions.
Media Advisory: BCTGM Enhances Check the Label Campaign Against Nabisco/Mondelēz With Release of Video
KENSINGTON, MD, March 11, 2016 - Today, the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers International Union (BCTGM) released a video () in support of their recently-announced Check the Label campaign. The "Check the Label" campaign was launched after Nabisco/Mondelēz closed numerous U.S. production facilities costing many hundreds of American jobs, while at the same time expanding production in its facilities in Monterrey and Salinas, Mexico, where low wages and minimal regulatory standards and oversight persist.
Todays video illustrates the steps consumers need to take to support American jobs by ensuring their favorite Nabisco products are produced in America before purchasing.
For more information about announced job losses in Chicago, please visit www.FightForAmericanJobs.org or www.BCTGM.org, and watch The Nabisco- Mondelēz 600.
Please see our materials at the links below and help us share our message of support for AMERICAN jobs.
English Flyer: http://fightforamericanjobs.org/checkthelabel.pdf
Spanish Flyer: http://fightforamericanjobs.org/checkthelabel_spanish.pdf
Blog Post: http://www.fightforamericanjobs.org/do-you-know-where-your-nabisco-treats-are-made/
Web Page: http://www.fightforamericanjobs.org/check-the-label/
Press Release: http://www.fightforamericanjobs.org/check-the-label-press-release/
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Video: Check the Label on Nabisco Products! (updated info) (Original Post)
Omaha Steve
Mar 2016
OP
thanks, Steve, for this and your earlier thread about Nabisco. I have a question - what about candy?
kath
Mar 2016
#1
A slice of NAFTA and what this election is all about....................................
turbinetree
Mar 2016
#3
kath
(10,565 posts)1. thanks, Steve, for this and your earlier thread about Nabisco. I have a question - what about candy?
Hershey, Mars, M&M all produce much of their candy in Mexico now, which really pisses me off. And there usually is no way to tell where it is manufactured from the label - they use the weasel words "distributed by".
is there any way to figure out from the label whether the candy was made in the US or not?
With Easter coming up, it would be really nice to know.
Made in America: Union-Made Easter: http://www.aflcio.org/Blog/Other-News/Made-in-America-Union-Made-Easter
Union-Made Health Foods and Snacks: http://www.aflcio.org/Blog/Other-News/Union-Made-Health-Foods-and-Snacks
turbinetree
(24,695 posts)3. A slice of NAFTA and what this election is all about....................................
Note: tradejustice.net
Honk-------------for a political revolution Bernie 2016
zebonaut
(3,688 posts)4. You'll alway know you're eating Nabisco Products when your Blood Sugars climb to Diabetic Levels
Then another corporation can step in and sell you Diabetic Supplies!