Rumor had it that their renowned facility—after more than half a century and millions of Oreos—was about to receive a $130-million modernization investment to upgrade equipment and add new production lines. So the future looked bright and spirits were high when management convened members of Local 300 of the Bakery Workers Union to announce that the investment was indeed going to be made.
In Salinas, Mexico.
Everyone on Facebook is screaming,
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I won't be buying any oreos until Nabisco decides to keep production in the US. I don't trust water & food regulations in Mexico (are there any?). If you want to produce in Mexico, then sell in Mexico.
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will never buy OREOS again until Nabisco brings production back to the US or any Nabisco Brand for that matter.
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I won't be buying any oreo's either when Nabisco is moving production out of the US. Pay real dollars for package that cost them 2 cents to make? and after they laid off American workers??
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Lost my business. I'm guessing profits will be about the same with the cheaper labor versus how much business they are losing. Stick to your guns ladies and gentleman, show them what killing US jobs for cheap labor gets them!!
I mean didn't the Target boycott blow over in a week? People still shop there. I'm sure people will walk past an oreo in a week and temptation will sink in
The only time I buy Oreo's is when they release a new flavor. I tried the Blueberry pie one and it's so good!
There's many off brands anyways you can buy that are similar to Oreo's. Target has a Market Pantry version of Oreo's and they taste a little different from the name brand.
I think I read we lost 600 jobs because of this. By boycotting this, we can get jobs back in America!
By boycotting this, we can get jobs back in America!
