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EBAA's Eight-Day Shopping Spree at Lunardi's: Let's pluck 'em dry!
Tony Lucia, the General Manager of Lunardi's Supermarket, proclaims:
"Lunardi's considers the proper treatment of animals to be of critical concern…we share the same concern and compassion for proper animal treatment as most Americans." So, why won't Lunardi's give an inch on its company egg policy?
"Lunardi's considers the proper treatment of animals to be of critical concern…we share the same concern and compassion for proper animal treatment as most Americans." So, why won't Lunardi's give an inch on its company egg policy?
Unlike its main competitors, Andronico's Market and Whole Foods Market, Lunardi's thinks cramming chickens in cages for their entire lives is "proper animal treatment". Sadly, Lunardi's is out of step with reality and the concerns of its own shoppers.
Bay Area consumers and store employees agree that Lunardi's must ban the sale of battery-cage eggs (online http://www.Cal-Eggs.com).
Join East Bay Animal Advocates for an eight-day advocacy campaign at the beginning of September's National Chicken Month. From September 4 to September 11, make an important phone call or fax a letter to a selected Lunardi's store location:
September 4: Danville Store
Telephone: 925-855-8920
Fax: 925-855-8928
September 5: Walnut Creek Store
Telephone: 925-939-6477
Fax: 925-939-7361
September 6: San Bruno Store
Telephone: 650-952-2851
Fax: 650-952-2105
September 7: Los Gatos Store
Telephone: 408-358-1731
Fax: 408-358-6232
September 8: Belmont Store
Telephone: 650-591-5768
Fax: 650-591-1868
September 10: San Jose Store
Telephone: 408-265-9101
Fax: 408-265-9115
September 11: Burlingame Store
Telephone: 650-697-5306
Fax: 650-697-8743
Don't forget to join us for a letter-writing party on Tuesday, September
4 at 7 PM at Pizza Plaza (6211 Shattuck Avenue in Oakland). Plus, we will be holding a special public demonstration at Lunardi's Burlingame store (1825 El Camino Real) on Sunday, September 9 at 12:30 PM. To participate, email volunteer [at] eastbayanimaladvocates.org.
Bay Area consumers and store employees agree that Lunardi's must ban the sale of battery-cage eggs (online http://www.Cal-Eggs.com).
Join East Bay Animal Advocates for an eight-day advocacy campaign at the beginning of September's National Chicken Month. From September 4 to September 11, make an important phone call or fax a letter to a selected Lunardi's store location:
September 4: Danville Store
Telephone: 925-855-8920
Fax: 925-855-8928
September 5: Walnut Creek Store
Telephone: 925-939-6477
Fax: 925-939-7361
September 6: San Bruno Store
Telephone: 650-952-2851
Fax: 650-952-2105
September 7: Los Gatos Store
Telephone: 408-358-1731
Fax: 408-358-6232
September 8: Belmont Store
Telephone: 650-591-5768
Fax: 650-591-1868
September 10: San Jose Store
Telephone: 408-265-9101
Fax: 408-265-9115
September 11: Burlingame Store
Telephone: 650-697-5306
Fax: 650-697-8743
Don't forget to join us for a letter-writing party on Tuesday, September
4 at 7 PM at Pizza Plaza (6211 Shattuck Avenue in Oakland). Plus, we will be holding a special public demonstration at Lunardi's Burlingame store (1825 El Camino Real) on Sunday, September 9 at 12:30 PM. To participate, email volunteer [at] eastbayanimaladvocates.org.
For more information:
http://www.LunardisAbuse.com
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In a blink of an eye, Lunardi's Supermarket chain has reduced in size. But, egg-laying chickens are not squawking over this recent development. Read the news report from NBC-11:
"SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Dozens of people lent their signatures Tuesday to an effort to save a popular San Jose grocery store, NBC11's Daniel Garza reported. Shoppers said they began to hear by word of mouth about the closure just days before Lunardi's in the Evergreen Village Square would shut its doors at the end of the Tuesday business day."
"SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Dozens of people lent their signatures Tuesday to an effort to save a popular San Jose grocery store, NBC11's Daniel Garza reported. Shoppers said they began to hear by word of mouth about the closure just days before Lunardi's in the Evergreen Village Square would shut its doors at the end of the Tuesday business day."
For more information:
http://ebaa.blogspot.com/2007/09/lunardis-...
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