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Americans are eating GM sweet corn and will likely eat more with Monsanto’s first GM vegetable. But without GM food labeling no one will know.
It’s one of America’s summer pleasures: sweet corn dripping with butter. And though most Americans aren’t aware, a small percentage of that sweet corn is genetically modified—and more will be coming courtesy of Monsanto.
Originally posted by burntheships
Monsanto's GM Sweet Corn Coming to America's Dinner Plates
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Americans are eating GM sweet corn and will likely eat more with Monsanto’s first GM vegetable. But without GM food labeling no one will know.
It’s one of America’s summer pleasures: sweet corn dripping with butter. And though most Americans aren’t aware, a small percentage of that sweet corn is genetically modified—and more will be coming courtesy of Monsanto.
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Originally posted by DontTreadOnMe
Ah, well, looks like the days of corn in our household are numbered
Originally posted by DontTreadOnMe
I was looking at a package of frozen corn in the grocer's today and wondering if it were real corn, or GM corn.....now it appears that my concerns are well-founded.
I was wary of the corn. Sad days indeed, as corn is in nearly everything!
I have tried this summer to support my local farmers market, finding some great non GMO corn, and it was so incredible, delicious!
I haven't eaten corn in more than two years, unless labelled organic, because I thought GMO corn comprised at least 80% of US corn supply. According to this, it doesn't?
Originally posted by TheSnowman
I don't understand why this is allowed to be completely unlabeled and unbranded. My cigarettes have to say they contain carbon monoxide, so why doesn't my corn have to say "contains pesticides"?
Under the guise of protecting Americans from food-borne illnesses, Congress has passed the S510 Food Safety Act, granting unlimited power to the FDA to oversee the processing of food from farm to table....
The farmer representatives will no doubt include Monsanto, the biotech company standing behind the bill that stands to benefit from it the most. The FDA is intimately linked with Monsanto –
Originally posted by The GUT
Now if we could just number Monsanto's days shorter.
Originally posted by greenWeenie
Bread! For crying out loud, try to find a loaf of bread without high fructose corn syrup and/or GM soybean oil.