Opponents of agriculture biotechnology have been loudly hailing the certification of a mandatory genetically enhanced food labeling ballot initiative in California. But two largely unreported setbacks in recent weeks should give these activists pause, as these develoments threaten both their public relations and legal strategies in California and elsewhere.
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