STAPLES HELPS HLS PUSH THE PAIN BUTTON




STAPLES CAUGHT DELIVERING SUPPLIES TO HLS

How can they be so cold and callous, knowing beagle puppies will continue to be killed by a company they supply?

Huntingdon Life Sciences (HLS) is a company whose primary business is death and suffering. They kill 500 animals every day for product testing. Not for medical progress and not because they are seeking to find a cure for human diseases. They do this for thinks like toothpaste and tanning lotion and food additives like Splenda and caramel coloring.

Staples has been caught delivering supplies to HLS in a disguised vehicle. What do they have to hide? Perhaps they don’t want others to know that they supply the bloody butchers and animal abusers at Huntingdon Life Sciences. Contact Staples today. Ask them to stop delivering supplies to HLS.

Facts about Staples:

- World's largest office product supplier
- Employs 76,000
- Own over 2,000 stores
- Stores in 47 states in the USA
- Stores in 22 countries
- Staples 2007 sales = $19.4 billion
- Quill Corp. is owned by Staples
- Caught delivering to HLS UK
- Admit supplying HLS New Jersey
- They don't need HLS blood money

Talking points for correspondence:

* Let them know that they are a supplying a company who has been exposed, in numerous undercover investigations, abusing animals in their care.

* Ask them if this relationship is consistent with their corporate ethics and "Staples Soul"?

* If they tell you that they do not have a contract with HLS, ask them why they will not issue a statement that they are not now and will not in the future supply Huntingdon Life Sciences?

* Ask Staples to live up to their corporate ethic by cutting their ties to Huntingdon Life Sciences.

* At the end of this page you will find a link to "STAPLES LIES", find out about the lies they are telling on the phone and via e-mail.



If you are an activist or organizer and you would like to find out about easy ways you can take action in your own city at your local Staples retail outlet, e-mail us at: centcom@war-online.org

Please take action today!

WHAT YOU CAN DO TO HELP
RIGHT NOW


Staples CEO - Ron Sargent

Call/write/e-mail or consider returning Staples Reward cards to:

Ron Sargent
Chairman and CEO
STAPLES World Headquarters
500 Staples Drive
Framingham, MA 01702
Telephone: 1.508.253.5000
Toll Free Number: 1.800.378.2753

e-mail: ron.sargent@staples.com

If you are a Staples Investor, you can contact:

Laurel Lefebvre
Vice President - Investor Relations
STAPLES World Headquarters
500 Staples Drive
Framingham, MA 01702
Telephone: 1.508.253-4080
Toll Free Number: 1.800.378.2753

e-mail: laurel.lefebvre@staples.com


Staples World HQ - Framingham, MA

From the Staples website, please consider referring to this in your correspondence:

"Staples Soul. It’s what moves us."

"Every day, Staples strives to be a conscientious corporate citizen and great neighbor. Our focus on corporate responsibility, or what we refer to as Staples Soul, moves us to embrace diversity, sustain the environment, give back to our communities and practice sound ethics. Linking these values with our global business strategy and operations contributes to our financial success and helps us become a great employer. For more information, go to www.staples.com/soul."

Staples "Ethics"

"Staples strives to be a model of corporate governance and ethical business practices. Our commitment to integrity is embodied in our Code of Ethics, which all associates are expected to follow. We also seek to work with suppliers who share our values, as reflected in our Supplier Code of Conduct."


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STAPLES LIES:


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