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Several States Reject GMO Labeling

Nov. 6, 2014

Colorado and Oregon voters rejected genetically modified organism (GMO) labeling ballot measures in Tuesday’s election, according to NPR. In Colorado, 66 percent voted against the measure while 34 percent were in favor. In Oregon, fewer than 51 percent of voters cast their ballot against the measure. Full article.

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Vermont Senate Votes 26 To 2 For Statewide GMO Labeling

April 22, 2014

The Vermont State Senate voted 26 to 2 approving a genetically modified organism (GMO) labeling bill, according to The Manchester Journal. If enacted, the bill would be the first...

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California County Council Backs GMO Food Labeling

March 24, 2014

California’s Napa County Local Food Advisory Council voted unanimously to endorse a genetically modified organisms (GMO) food-labeling bill that would advocate that federal and...