02-26-2015, 07:33 AM
"True that it's largely politics(and economics). That's what large multinational Chemical Companies have made it. They say their motives are altruistic, but actually they are about control and profit. "
More fluffy stuff: True that it's largely politics(and economics). That's what large multinational food corporations buying into the organic market have made it. They say their motives are altruistic, but actually they are about control and profit.
Actually, the politics and economics surrounding anti-GMO are all about gullibility. Very little different from the anti-vaxxers. If large food corporations are so proud of their non-GMO products, label them as such. They should gain marketing advantage among organic aficionados, much as General Mills announced its non-GMO labeling on Cheerios was simply a marketing campaign.
More fluffy stuff: True that it's largely politics(and economics). That's what large multinational food corporations buying into the organic market have made it. They say their motives are altruistic, but actually they are about control and profit.
Actually, the politics and economics surrounding anti-GMO are all about gullibility. Very little different from the anti-vaxxers. If large food corporations are so proud of their non-GMO products, label them as such. They should gain marketing advantage among organic aficionados, much as General Mills announced its non-GMO labeling on Cheerios was simply a marketing campaign.