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GENETICALLY MODIFIED FOOD AND THE SEINFELD EFFECT
The GM Food scare campaign is a 'big show about nothing'. That's what I call the Seinfeld Effect. A recent study has shown that the general public does not find GM Foods as terrifying as the Greenies do. The anti-GM Food lobby seems to be trying to scream the facts into submission. But the more consumers know about GM foods the more positive they are about it. With Lina Melero, from the Australian Food & Grocery Council - which represents the likes of Nestle, Kellog, Unilever, Coca Cola, Kraft, Sanitarium, etc. - and Peter Rogers, President of the Australian Biotechnology Association, we discuss: The UN Convention on Biological Diversity. Our good friend The Precautionary Principle. What exactly is a GM product. The ultimate aim of the Greenies. How to defend and not defend GM Foods. Send PRODOS your feedback: prodos@prodos.com
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