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Non-GMO is not an ingredient, it is a classification. Ingredients either classify or not and the label on the package speaks to the classification. A common exa
by twiceaday 14y ago
Non-GMO is not an ingredient, it is a classification. Ingredients either classify or not and the label on the package speaks to the classification. A common example is "not from concentrate".
Edit: (sorry for changing my comment, I add the original below).
You are picking on the wording. There must be a succinct way to say non-genetically modified animal.
- earbitscom 14y agoExample: Chicken. Very succinct. If it's GMO: GMO-Chicken. Seems succinct as well. Non-GMO Chicken. Least succinct of the 3.
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