Friday, the USDA quietly announced deregulation of Monsanto’s GMO sugarbeets

Published on February 6th, 2011

Tagged: GMO, Monsanto, regulation, sugar beets, USDA

Some things YOU can do…

Make a donation to the Center for Food Safety, so that they can get the USDA back into court ASAP
Support the Non-GMO project and use the resources they provide tokeep GMO foods out of your shopping basket
Check out the list of things you can do from the David Suzuki Foundation… and make a donation while you’re there.

Contacts:

Tom Vilsack – USDA Alfalfa Comments Line: 301-851-2300
President Obama 202-456-1111 (or send a written message online)
Monstanto 314-694-1000

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About the Author

Jeremy Bloom Jeremy Bloom is the Editor of RedGreenAndBlue. He lives in New York, where he combines his passion for the environment with his passion for film, and is working on making the world a better place.

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