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HONOLULU (AP) — Environmental groups are urging Hawaii lawmakers to require all genetically modified food to carry boldface labeling.
House lawmakers were debating the bill Monday, which proposes mandatory labeling of any genetically modified agricultural commodity sold in Hawaii.
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