It's official. You've got Chipotle feeling the heat.  When we told you that Chipotle was standing by while the farmworkers who pick their tomatoes faced abuse and exploitation in the fields, you and over 16,000 others wrote Chipotle CEO Steve Ells, demanding that Chipotle live up to its "food with integrity" promise.

As a major buyer, Chipotle knows they have the power to intervene for the farmworkers. But they’ve refused to join in a formal agreement to build better working conditions for the Florida workers who pick their produce.

You've signed our petition.  You've made calls.  But we still need your help to keep the pressure on and let Chipotle know that integrity can't be bought with half-efforts and excuses.

Share this effort on Facebook and make sure your friends know you're taking a stand for farmworkers.

Sign our Twitter petition to Chris Arnold, Chipotle's PR rep, urging Chipotle to partner with Florida farmworkers and end the exploitation. If you've never used Twitter, you can set up a new account and sign the petition at the same time!