Don't Buy Chicken from TESCO

Marches Climate Action is now focusing on Tesco’s, calling on the supermarket to take immediate steps to clean up its supply chain in accordance with its Environmental Policy, by refusing to take ‘cheap chicken’ from Cargill-Avara.

HELP! 

TESCO is MEETING SAVE THE WYE CAMPAIGNERS

on 17 JULY 2023

YOU can help us tell Tesco to live up to its environmental promises ahead of its meeting facilitated by the Wildlife Trust about the Wye pollution on 17th July 2023 at Hay Castle - (Arriving 10:30 - Start 11:00 - 15:00) .

FOLLOW the link below, for an easy way to tell Tesco that NOW is the time to #SaveTheWye!

HELP PROTECT OUR RIVER TO PROTECT OUR COMMUNITY

What links ecocide and murder in Brazil to the imminent death of the River Wye is the Cargill-Avara soya supply-chain.

In Brazil, massive expansion of the soya-farms which supply Cargill-Avara is driven by requirements of US-based behemoth Cargill and other agri-giants.

Farm expansion is a major cause of deforestation across Brazil which has brought the vital Amazon/Cerrado ecosystem to a tipping point, and also causes the oppression and murder of indigenous people who have always been guardians of those forests.

The devastating effects of deforestation in Brazil upon humanity, indigenous peoples and  ecosystems have been publicly-known for decades. Yet Cargill-Avara has continued to ruthlessly exploit this crucially important part of the globe.

In Herefordshire/Powys, the excrement from millions of soya-fed poultry, destined for Cargill-Avara processing, has brought the vital River Wye to the point of dying, threatening businesses and our crucial tourist industry - with the potential loss of tens of thousands of jobs.

In their own home country, Cargill has been implicated from at least 2002 in phosphate pollution of the USA Illinois River, caused by poultry operations. They therefore had reason to know all about the risks their massive expansion of poultry here in Herefordshire and Powys from 2013 would pose to the River Wye. Nevertheless they chose to simply exploit regulatory loopholes and laxity caused by deregulation.

Livestock operations in the catchment, principally intensive poultry, are now held to be the cause of as much as 80% of the pollutants entering our River Wye.

Time has run out for this sort of corporate misbehaviour as we are already at a global ‘code red for humanity’ (Guterres/Biden), facing imminent destruction of the Amazonia carbon-sink and death of the River Wye.

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