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lovuian

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6. yes

Reply to proverbialwisdom (Original post)

Sat Jul 14, 2012, 12:11 PM

Jul 2012

The National Grain and Feed Association, representing grain millers, has also weighed in against the provisions, saying they could have “unintended consequences in domestic and export markets.”

Europe and other countries don't WANT GMO food and why penalize our organic farmers

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Foodies mobilize against effort to speed GMO approvals [View all] proverbialwisdom Jul 2012 OP

So the Tea Party pushed through cuts to starve the poor and pay off big business. Great! freshwest Jul 2012 #1

Foodies? KT2000 Jul 2012 #2

Exactly what I thought about the poor title (which does not match the article content, incidentally) proverbialwisdom Jul 2012 #3

And that may be intentional as a way to diminish interest. Gormy Cuss Jul 2012 #4

You know, humans. n/t BlueToTheBone Jul 2012 #7

There really aren't any associations with human health 4th law of robotics Jul 2012 #8

Can you write that in a sentence roody Jul 2012 #9

I'm pretty sure it makes perfect sense 4th law of robotics Jul 2012 #10

Now I get what you are saying. roody Jul 2012 #11

Glad foodies are on board. Thanks for link to GMWatch website. GM Myths is really valuable. Overseas Jul 2012 #5

yes lovuian Jul 2012 #6