> Still, their research and report are quite helpful in understanding the risk of arsenic exposure in rice, so consumers can now make informed decisions in rega

> Still, their research and report are quite helpful in understanding the risk of arsenic exposure in rice, so consumers can now make informed decisions in regards to their own rice consumption. I hope the FDA will do something like that for glyphosate in food. My cynical side thinks that is far too nuanced a finding for consumers to be able to make informed decision. People tend to like black and white answers like "no carbs", "no gluten", or my personal favorite "no chemicals".