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Marion Nestle
Jan
19
2008
After an outcry from consumers…
Pennsylvania backs down
from its decision to ban labels on milk cartons that say the cows were not treated with recombinant bovine growth hormone.
A European ethics panel
says cloned animals should not be allowed on the market.
McDonald’s backs down
from its “food prize” program (Happy Meals for good grades) in Florida.
All that in just one day. Signs of a social movement anyone?
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