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ZombieHorde

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15. Yeah, but they all have the same name.
Wed Sep 18, 2013, 12:03 PM
Sep 2013

I think we need to have different names for different types of GMOs.

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Labels for GMO Foods Are a Bad Idea [View all] ZombieHorde Sep 2013 OP
So the editors of Scientific American... ljm2002 Sep 2013 #1
Only until something else becomes the new nutritional shiney Recursion Sep 2013 #5
Do you think bananas should be labeled as GMOs? nt ZombieHorde Sep 2013 #11
Not hybridized... diwali 1103 Sep 2013 #14
Yeah, but they all have the same name. ZombieHorde Sep 2013 #15
Does Frankenfoods work for you? diwali 1103 Sep 2013 #16
As long as almost everyone agreed with the definition. nt ZombieHorde Sep 2013 #23
Why do they all have the same name? laundry_queen Sep 2013 #20
I guess that would depend on the banana... ljm2002 Sep 2013 #18
As I've said many times before HeiressofBickworth Sep 2013 #2
I always look for labels that I can trust, Joe Shlabotnik Sep 2013 #3
I still want food labels. Lunacee_2013 Sep 2013 #4
I'm not against labeling but the article Union Scribe Sep 2013 #6
From Scientific American no less. Sad. Celefin Sep 2013 #7
It's pathetic. Cha Sep 2013 #8
The line you quoted is interesting to me because Europe ZombieHorde Sep 2013 #12
EU regulations require a GMO-label on every product containing more then 0.9% GMO Celefin Sep 2013 #22
That is interesting information. ZombieHorde Sep 2013 #24
In what way are modern bananas GMOs? nt killbotfactory Sep 2013 #27
They have been genetically modified to not be filled with seeds. ZombieHorde Sep 2013 #30
I tend to not want frog genes in my oranges newfie11 Sep 2013 #9
Nutrition isn't the only issue eridani Sep 2013 #10
The other downside to GMOs is the rush to monoculture - hedgehog Sep 2013 #13
That is a good point, in my opinion. nt ZombieHorde Sep 2013 #31
I am pro-label. n/t PowerToThePeople Sep 2013 #17
Not buying it. We have a right to know. OnionPatch Sep 2013 #19
Perhaps there should be a difference between "breeding" GMOs and "laboratory" GMOs haele Sep 2013 #21
Good post. nt ZombieHorde Sep 2013 #25
Jesus christ GMO is not the same as selective breeding killbotfactory Sep 2013 #26
This message was self-deleted by its author Vincardog Sep 2013 #28
genetic engineering is far more precise and, in most cases, is less likely to produce an unexpected Vincardog Sep 2013 #29
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