It’s no secret that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) has known for decades that genetically modified organisms (“GMOs”) are unnatural and unsafe.

Yet, despite the overwhelming scientific evidence and resulting international bans on GMOs, the FDA wants input from the general public on whether foods containing genetically modified organisms should be allowed to be labeled as “natural”…!?

That’s right folks, instead of banning GMOs or protecting consumers from a known danger being pushed by fake food manufacturers, the FDA is asking the public if these companies should be allowed to call GMO food “natural”.

As much as we wish this were all just a bad joke, it’s not. And let’s not pretend that the “food safety” arm of the federal government (run by a Monsanto executive and lobbyist) isn’t just simply looking for an excuse to push more fake fixes, lavishing their corporate overlords with the power to deceive us and contaminate our food supply…

The FDA knows the science doesn’t support GMOs. Now is the time to make it loud and clear to the FDA that public opinion doesn’t either.

So far thousands of comments have been filed, but not nearly enough considering the importance of this issue, the lack of overall transparency in the food industry, and the endless amount of money being spent by profit thirsty corporations to legally bribe government officials.

The comments period began on Nov. 12 and will close on Feb. 10.

To add your comment, simply do the following: visit regulations.gov and type FDA-2014-N-1207 in the search box.

You may also submit comments by mail. Be sure to include docket number FDA-2014-N-1207 on each page of your written comments and send to: Division of Dockets Management, HFA-305, Food and Drug Administration, 5630 Fishers Lane, Room 1061, Rockville, MD 20852.

Thank you for your help and remember…

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