On 2014-08-23, JohnJohn > wrote:

> I guess, if it's not, they'll proudly state that. If they don't state
> it, don't buy it.

Not necessarily. For example:

Monsanto pulls a lotta strings. When they came out with rBGH, they
also got legislation passed making it illegal to advertise "non rBGH"
milk, on the basis that even mentioning yer milk is non-rBGH somehow
implied rBGH milk is a bad thing (which I believe it is). Regardless,
the law was passed and enforced in CA. You can ask Oprah how that
works. Why do you think the US/CA/MX are the lone major Western
powers that don't label their GMO foods?

<http://naturalsociety.com/breakdown-of-gmo-labeling-laws-by-country-global-map/>

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