On the recordJune 17, 2015
If mandatory GE labeling were inherently misleading, for example, because it implied that GE food was somehow inferior to normal food, that would seem to be a compelling reason to prohibit it.
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Pallone discusses the potential misleading nature of mandatory GE labeling.
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