Washington: One grocer already labeling GMO products

The following is an edited excerpt.

Before Stephen Trinkaus slapped “GMO Alert!” labels on dozens of products in his Bellingham grocery store, he asked customers what they wanted. The choices were: do nothing, label products that contain genetically modified ingredients (GMO means genetically modified organisms) or get rid of the items altogether.

Customers overwhelmingly chose labels, which began appearing on Terra Organica’s shelves in March.

View the original article here: Customers pushing for GMO in labeling in state

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