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2009-08-11 | permalink
German consumers get ’No Genetic Engineering’ label for food
German consumers now have an easier way to determine if their food has been genetically modified after Minister of Agriculture and Consumer Protection, Ilse Aigner, introduced a new ”No Genetic Engineering” logo on Monday. [...] ”Through the adoption of a universal logo, consumers’ freedom to choose will be strengthened, and I hope that the label will be used actively,” Aigner said in Berlin.
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2009-08-11 | permalink
German consumers get ’No Genetic Engineering’ label for food
German consumers now have an easier way to determine if their food has been genetically modified after Minister of Agriculture and Consumer Protection, Ilse Aigner, introduced a new ”No Genetic Engineering” logo on Monday. [...] ”Through the adoption of a universal logo, consumers’ freedom to choose will be strengthened, and I hope that the label will be used actively,” Aigner said in Berlin.
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