Anonymous: What They Dont Want You To Know About Food Industry
- 6 years ago
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The secrets of the food industry in America. Do you really know what youre eating? \r
Why does Europe continually ban genetically modified food while so many people in America continue to eat it?\r
Thats the million dollar question that most people still arent even asking in this country. In some cases, people simply dont want to spend the extra money it costs to buy organic or non-GMO foods, or simply dont have access to a wide selection of them and are forced to buy them anyway (or eat them at restaurants and cafes).\r
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GMO stands for Genetically Modified Organism, and it can describe the way many products in industries like medicine, scientific research and agriculture are made. At Monsanto, when we say GMO, were talking about seeds. They grow in the ground like any other seed, only GMO seeds have certain desirable traits setting them apart. These seeds grow into plants that might use water more efficiently, require less farmland or better withstand pests like bugs or weeds.\r
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The secrets of the food industry in America. Do you really know what youre eating? \r
Why does Europe continually ban genetically modified food while so many people in America continue to eat it?\r
Thats the million dollar question that most people still arent even asking in this country. In some cases, people simply dont want to spend the extra money it costs to buy organic or non-GMO foods, or simply dont have access to a wide selection of them and are forced to buy them anyway (or eat them at restaurants and cafes).\r
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GMO stands for Genetically Modified Organism, and it can describe the way many products in industries like medicine, scientific research and agriculture are made. At Monsanto, when we say GMO, were talking about seeds. They grow in the ground like any other seed, only GMO seeds have certain desirable traits setting them apart. These seeds grow into plants that might use water more efficiently, require less farmland or better withstand pests like bugs or weeds.\r
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