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Jons International Marketplace Bans Glue Traps and Pulls the Devices From Its Shelves

September 2014

After hearing from PETA, Jons International Marketplace, a regional grocery chain with 13 locations in Southern California, confirmed that it removed all glue traps from its shelves and committed to refusing to sell these vile devices in the future.

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