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What consumers want in GM food labeling is simpler than you think

  • Written by Katherine McComas, Professor of Communication, Cornell University
imageSocial research shows that consumers want a say in GM food labeling. ctsenatedems/flickr, CC BY-NC

The fast-approaching July 1, 2016, deadline for Vermont’s new labeling law – and a new federal proposal that would set a national system for disclosure – for genetically modified (GM) food has provoked a range of responses from food...

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