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Yes!!! We want it labelled!

For those who oppose labelling of Genetically Engineered foods, I wonder exactly what is your point? Consumers have a right to know what they are buying. Would you deny them that fundamental right? I, for one, prefer to know. If you do not, that's fine! Continue on then eating your GE foods and be the lab rat for the rest of humanity! But don't negate MY rights because YOU don't believe there's a difference between GMO and Organic.

Posted by Dawn Corbett
19 March 2012 | 18h47

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