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While like Dave I think it would be nice if Native Foods took the initiative to drop their self imposed ban on GMOs and even begin to educate customers about the environmental and potential health benefits, I am at least glad that this post and the past post Vegans Who Support GMO's (Say What?) both have given me glimmer of hope for a more rational discussion on the matter. If they could get past the manufactured fear and myths then the promise of GM technology should be appealing to the average customer of a shop such as Native Cafe, those concerned about the environment or whole are vegan.
In addition to the link Dave provided I would suggest interested people, vegans especially, read these blogs by vegans who have come out against the fear mongering about GMOs
Frankenfood Fears
http://skepticalvegan.wordpress.com/2011/09/17/frankenfood-fears/
Bt Cotton, Farmer Suicides, and Fluffy Thinking
http://skepticalvegan.wordpress.com/2011/09/23/bt-cotton-farmer-suicides-and-fluffy-thinking/
The IRRI – Conducting Genetic Modification We Can All Support
http://veganskeptic.blogspot.com/2011/10/irri-conducting-genetic-modification-we.html
The Noble Bean's New Doppelganger?
by Christopher Arnett Native Foods Cafe Monsanto, the high-profile and controversial biotechnology corporation that currently dominates the U.S. market for genetically engineered seeds, is currently seeking approval from the U.S. Department of Agriculture for it’s new GMO soybean. It seems ever ...
If only the public could get past some of their irrational fears then genetic engineering could save the Cavandish banana while making it into a vaccine against deadly disease(actual research has been done into this).
This Sh** is Bananas!
by Christopher Arnett Native Foods Cafe A friend of mine recently brought to my attention to an NPR story from the end of July that I just had to bring up because it deals with a fruit near and dear to my heart: bananas! It seems the Cavendish, which is the most widely eaten type of banana, is c...
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