Florida: Anti-GM group fights for genetically modified food labeling

Every Tuesday, you’ll find Beach Boulevard South in Gulfport lined with fresh fruit and vegetables from farms across the state.

The food sold at the farmer’s market is the type of food members of Food and Water Watch want to see lawmakers support…food that is not genetically modified. Today, Food and Water Watch is hosting rallies across the state in a call for action to demand food manufacturers to label foods that contain genetically modified ingredients. They want the consumers to have the choice when they go to the supermarket.

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