Will Monsanto ties influence nutritionists’ stance on GMOs?

The following is an excerpt.

The GMO seed giant Monsanto recently flexed its muscles in Congress, working with a senator to sneak a friendly rider into an unrelated funding bill. Now it appears to be having its way with the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. As the New York Times reports, a dietician who’d been working on crafting the group’s GMO policy claims she was pushed aside for pointing out her colleagues’ links to Monsanto.

Read the full article here: Will Monsanto Ties Influence Nutritionists’ Stance on GMOs?

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