2nd Quebec Foie Gras Investigation

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6 Things You Can do to End Foie Gras Cruelty


1. Don’t Buy Foie Gras!
Foie gras is marketed as a fine food, but it is the product of extreme cruelty to animals. Refuse to buy foie gras products, and urge all your friends and family to do the same.

2. Tell Supermarkets to Stop Selling Foie Gras!
The fastest way to shut down cruel foie gras production is to close its markets. Supermarkets care about your business, so please contact these supermarket chains that sell foie gras:

Loblaw owns the Quebec-based Maxi and Provigo, both of which market foie gras. In addition, Loblaw’s stores in Ontario indicate they occasionally sell Foie Gras. Please contact the Chief Operating Officer of Loblaw, Mr. Dalton Phillips, and tell him you will not shop at Loblaws stores until he instructs his companies to stop selling foie gras.

Mr. Dalton Phillips, Chief Operating Officer
Loblaw Companies Limited
1 President's Choice Way
Brampton, Ontario L6Y 5S5
Tel: 905-861-2192
Fax: 905-861-2602
E-mail: customer_service@Weston.ca

Metro owns the Quebec-based Metro and Marche Richelieu stores – both of which market foie gras. Please contact the President and CEO of Metro, Mr. Pierre Lessard, and tell him politely that you will not shop at Metro stores until he instructs his companies to stop selling foie gras.

Mr. Pierre H. Lessard, President and CEO
Metro, Inc.
11011, Maurice-Duplessis Blvd.
Montréal, Québec H1C 1V6
Tel: (514) 643-1000
Fax: (514) 643-1215
Customer service 1 (800) 561-8429
E-mail: consommateurs@metro.ca

Sobeys owns the Quebec based IGA, which markets foie gras. Please contact the President and CEO of Sobeys, Mr. Bill McEwan, and tell him politely that you will not shop at Sobeys stores until he instructs his companies to stop selling foie gras.

Mr. Bill McEwan, President and CEO
Sobeys Inc.
115 King Street
Stellarton, Nova Scotia BOK 1S0
Tel: (902) 752-8371, extension 2132
Emails to Bill McEwan can be sent to the attention of his assistant: barbara.curry@sobeys.com

3. Don’t Patronize Restaurants that Serve Foie Gras!
If you see foie gras on the menu of a restaurant, don’t give them your business! And make sure to tell the owner and chef of your decision. Tell them about this website so they can become informed about the cruel origins of the product they are selling.

4. Tell Canada’s Minister of Agriculture to Ban Foie Gras Production!
Please contact Canada’s Minister of Agriculture and Agri-Food, Gerry Ritz – tell him you want Canada to ban foie gras production. In doing so, Canada would join Israel, Italy, Austria, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Germany, Luxembourg, Norway, Poland, Holland, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom – all of which prohibit the production of foie gras.

The Honourable Gerry Ritz
Minister, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada
House of Commons
Ottawa, Ontario
K1A 0A6
Tel: (613) 995-7080
Fax: (613) 996-8472
Email: Ritz.G@parl.gc.ca

5. Report Businesses that Sell Foie Gras!
When you see Foie Gras in your local store, restaurant or supermarket, let us know. Email Global Action Network at contact@gan.ca to inform us of companies that sell foie gras.

6. Donate!

We need your support to end foie gras production in Canada. Please help us stop cruelty by contributing to our BAN FOIE GRAS campaign.

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