More clashes as GMOs move into fruits and vegetables

Nearly half of U.S. cropland is planted with genetically engineered crops, say four USDA analysts, but the risk of cross-contamination of organic and non-GMO crops may rise with the approval of genetically modified apples and potatoes. To date, a comparatively small number of organic farmers have reported losses due to genetic contamination, partly because there… » Read More

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