Some who oppose mandatory GE labeling argue that such labeling would be inherently misleading.
Frank Pallone: “Some who oppose mandatory GE labeling argue that such labeling would be inherently misleading.”
On the recordDecember 9, 2014
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Pallone discusses concerns that mandatory GE labeling could mislead consumers about food safety.
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