outraged about what we eat to even know what's in our products so that's the question i posed to christopher d. he is the author of the book diet planet and here's his thoughts on america's stand and yet your most. well i think actually the movement against g m o's in general and also for label and in the us is actually quite i'm active in by brant and you'll see comments posted u.s.d.a. to the government. in the millions there's actually very widespread concern across the us about the spread of china and i modify prudence for instance but eighty different cities across the country have tried or towns have tried to ban g m o's within their locality and the state of vermont had a ban on g.m.o. . you know they continue the corporations continue to got all this news in court but you know the reality is that what people are up against a large but of course system in congress and president save either party is very closely tied to the agribusiness complex which includes months and so and other big companies like syngenta and the ponds and other big corporations that control most of our scenes and s

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