You are eating GMO foods when
You eat a pizza
You eat a sandwich made at your favorite dinner
You eat dinner at your favorite restaurant
You eat breakfast at your favorite breakfast dinner
You eat lunch out
You eat one of those foot long sandwiches
You eat ice cream at your favorite ice cream parlor
You drink that favorite soda pop
You take a vitamin
You eat any type of fruit or vegetable that you bought from that large chain store
You eat anything bought from that large food chain store
You eat a hamburger bought from ( fill in the blank)
You take medicine
You buy corn not certified organic
Like Canola ? It’s GMO
Like Papaya ? It’s GMO
Like Soy ? It’s GMO
What about Sugar Beets? It’s GMO
Zucchini and Yellow Summer Squash? GMO
chard, table beets
rutabaga, Siberian kale
bok choy, mizuna, Chinese cabbage, turnip, rapini, tatsoi)
acorn squash, delicata squash, patty pan
Flax
Rice
Wheat
All GMO
What about chicken? It’s not really chicken . GMO big time.
Tomatoes: In 1994, genetically modified Flavr Savr tomatoes became the first commercially produced GMOs. They were brought out of production just a few years later, in 1997, due to problems with flavor and ability to hold up in shipping. There are no genetically engineered tomatoes in commercial production, and tomatoes are considered “low-risk” by the Non-GMO Project Standard.
Potatoes: Genetically modified NewLeaf potatoes were introduced by Monsanto in 1996. Due to consumer rejection by several fast-food chains and chip makers, the product was never successful and was discontinued in the spring of 2001. There are no genetically engineered potatoes in commercial production, and potatoes are considered “low-risk” by the Non-GMO Project Standard.
Salmon: A company called AquaBounty is currently petitioning the FDA to approve its genetically engineered variety of salmon, which has met with fierce consumer resistance.
Pigs: A genetically engineered variety of pig, called Enviropig was developed by scientists at the University of Guelph, with research starting in 1995 and government approval sought beginning in 2009. In 2012 the University announced an end to the Enviropig program, and the pigs themselves were euthanized in June 2012.
Next time you go out to eat, ask them if they are serving you only certified organic foods
Remember, you are eating GMO food if it is cooked by a corporation.
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