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You can't separate those things.

• danbruc 10y ago
  Why not? Make it blue, not red or green. Maybe even have it on everything, with and without GMOs, to avoid implicitly expressing any bias. People will surly complain that it is not red and has no skull and crossbones, but that's life.
  • unchocked 10y ago
    Because you are talking about requiring such labels. Requirements are there for a reason, even if that reason is implicit.
    • danbruc 10y ago
      And the reason is that people want to know it. Forget everything pro or contra GMOs, just see it as consumer information in the same way the usual ingredients labels are. I actually feel like this argument should be turned around - consumers have a right to know what is in their products, someone opposing GMO labeling should justify why it is okay or even better to hide this information from consumers.