Concerns about federal GMO food legislation

In their article "Mandatory Food Labeling for GMOs" (Winter 2014-2015), Thomas Hemphill and Syagnik Banerjee mentioned proposed federal legislation intended to circumvent differing state mandates on the labeling of foods containing genetically modified organisms (GMO). The bill, HR 4432, i...
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