Tinkerbelle, that is where the problem is. A person should be able to think that something that is produced by Greenpeace is of the highest ethical standard, but when they are listing products from Nestle on there list then I do have to wonder about not only the authenticity of the lists, but also about the relationship between Nestle and Greenpeace itself kwim? It just doesn't seem right that Greenpeace can promote Nestle as being green, when in reality they are one of the biggest environmental rapists on the planet. But you're right, this was only about GM foods so technically Nestle can appear on a list of producers/products that doesn't use GM, but it seems very hypocritical of Greenpeace is all and a conflict of interest as well.

And I totally understand the need to be an aware shopper I do it myself and although we don't have the same viewpoint on it (apart from soy - that **** is evil LOL) we all have our own standards and ethics I guess I have a slightly different point of view too because I am a producer myself. And you really should pop into the Ethical and Aware living forum too!