It came from the grocery store: the horror of genetically engineered food

Article Abstract:

Three lists are presented naming food products and companies and the extent to which they include or exclude genetically engineered (GE) ingredients. List categories cover GE-free foods, companies that are eliminating GE ingredients, and companies continuing to use GE ingredients, such as Kellogg's and General Mills.

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Dexter Haven

Oct 11, 2009 @ 11:23 pm

Is there a country that seems to be on the road to progressive management of genetically engineered or modified food?

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True food mania

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An update is presented on the Greenpeace campaign to increase public awareness of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in the national food supply. Dangers can include plant and animal mortality; the campaign includes a web site and a mobile information van which provides literature at designated stops.

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Take this cob and shove it

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An overview is presented on the discovery of genetically engineered StarLink corn in Kellogg Co. products. The corn, which is not legalized for human consumption, was found in Kellogg's vegetarian corn dogs; the corn contains Cry9C, a protein that can provoke anaphylaxis in some people.

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