Voluntary Labeling of Foodstuffs Derived from Modern Biotechnology
Abstract
Grocery Manufacturers of America (GMA) contends that foods enhanced through biotechnology with recombinant DNA or rDNA-derived traits should not be labeled differently from other foods; however, it supports voluntary labeling when truthful and not misleading. This paper details criteria to ensure proper labeling, including defining and monitoring the use of avoidance terms such as "GMO-free" and addressing problems associated with applying threshold levels.
Citation
AgBioForum, 3(4) 2000 : 243-249.
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