Website review: A Not-So-Sweet Valentine from Monsa...
davidryal discovered this in Food/Cooking
•3 reviews since Feb 15, 2008
cooking, monsanto
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davidryal discovered 5 months ago- From the page: "Did you know that nearly half the sugar we bake those heart-shaped cookies with comes not from sugar cane, but sugar beets? Additionally, by next year, much of that beet sugar could be from genetically-engineered beets? The new beet seed was created by Monsanto to be able to withstand direct application of the herbicide Roundup, which has the active ingredient glyphosate. The Environmental Protection Agency has enabled Monsanto in releasing the new GE crop by increasing the allowable residue of the herbicide by FIVE THOUSAND percent. Beets, being a root vegetable, are especially susceptible to retaining chemical residue."
- sustainablogger rated 5 months ago
- More shenanigans from St. Louis-based Monsanto... sigh...
- gavinhudson rated 5 months ago
- From the page: "The new beet seed was created by Monsanto to be able to withstand direct application of the herbicide Roundup, which has the active ingredient glyphosate."
