Meat and milk from the offspring of cloned animals could be on sale in British supermarkets by the end of the summer, after attempts to impose controls through European regulation failed.Families buying meat for barbecues are unlikely to be aware of their food's controversial links because the labels on packaging will be no different from normal meat.
The failure to toughen legislation means that so-called "Frankenfoods" - which come from ancestors whose DNA was altered - could be on supermarket shelves in the UK within months, subject to approval.
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Well, personally I DO NOT want to eat cloned meat or any other GM or altered foods.
ReplyDeleteThe devils that we have to be aware of are right here on earth.
I DO NOT WANT TO EAT CLONED MEAT!!!!!
The European Union is bullshit. When are we leaving this joke of a union?