GMO food labeling initiative trails in Oregon poll

Opponents held a 6-point advantage in a poll of 403 likely voters in Oregon on whether to require special labels on foods containing genetically modified organisms, says the Portland Oregonian, one of two news outlets that commissioned the survey by Elway Research. The Seattle company said 48 percent of respondents opposed GMO labeling and 42 percent… » Read More

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