flyinglentris
Disabled and Retired Veteran
It was once upon a time, a hot topic of fierce protest and debate, genetically altering foods, especially produce, and rarely, meats. The protests and arguments took place, even knowing that most foods were the product of hybridization of variants within species of produce and meats. Indeed, our pets, dogs for example, are often, hybrids.
I suspect, that the organic food craze has subsequently ameliorated the protests and arguments against genetically altered foods and today, they exist without much fanfare. The other thing that has diverted attention is 'cloning'.
How do you feel today, about genetically engineered food items?
I suspect, that the organic food craze has subsequently ameliorated the protests and arguments against genetically altered foods and today, they exist without much fanfare. The other thing that has diverted attention is 'cloning'.
How do you feel today, about genetically engineered food items?