GMO controversy heating up as Kashi cereal comes under scrutiny

Thursday, March 28, 2013 by: Lance Johnson
(NaturalNews) Genetically modified crops were designed to be more resistant to drought and pests, but many scientists say it's too early to know their side effects. Even as 90 percent of soybeans, corn, and canola in the U.S. are grown with transgenic seeds, 93 percent of consumers want these GMO products labeled. The consumer wants to make a healthy informed decision, demanding transparency, honesty, and respect for human life. [Read more] ...