GM food campaign is now million dollar fight

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When one million Californians signed a petition for proposition 37 to be put up for a state-wide vote, nobody thought that a war of sorts would begin between the supporters of prop 37 and non-supporters.

Over the past few weeks, millions of dollars have been poured into the campaign. “California Right to Know,” the group that supports labeling of GM food, has raised around $3 million. On the other hand, thanks to the support of many big-food corps and agri-businesses, “No on 37” has raised over $25 million. Last week alone, “No on 37” received donations equalling $13 million.

View the original article here: GM Food Campaign is Now Million Dollar Fight – Food World News

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