Infographic: Explore the future of genetic engineering and food

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The first genetically engineered apple, Arctic Apple, a modified variety of Golden Delicious, hit stores in test markets in the Midwest in February 2017.

It is altered so that when it is cut, it doesn’t turn brown from oxidation.

Are foods like Arctic Apple the future?

Will consumers mind once they know how these foods are created, or will they embrace the technology?
Next Gen GMOs

The GLP aggregated and excerpted this blog/article to reflect the diversity of news, opinion, and analysis. Read full, original post: Next Gen GMOs: Future Food or Frankenfood?

For more background on the Genetic Literacy Project, read GLP on Wikipedia

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