I don't think the movement has collapsed, rather the movement was successful on the labeling front. It's not that people are inherently anti-GMO, but rather peo

I don't think the movement has collapsed, rather the movement was successful on the labeling front. It's not that people are inherently anti-GMO, but rather people simply want GMO foods labeled. After the defeat of the Roberts bill in the US Senate to preempt the Vermont mandatory labeling law, the whole issue has gone silent. I don't exactly see people marching for GMOs. This article is awfully skewed and misses the bigger point of the GMO movement.