March 7, 2006

Congress Hiding Food Ingredients

Alert - National, Action Item — walterj 6:31 am

I wrote about this before but it is time to mention it again. While NAIS may seem all consuming there are other subtle ways that big business is trying to control us by controlling what we know. In Congress they will soon be voting on HB 4167 which would make it so that only the federal government could determine what the labeling requirements are on foods. This is being pushed by the big Agri-Biz corporations who would prefer that we not know there are genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and other nasty stuff in the products we buy.

Write your congressional critters now to ask them to vote “No!” on HB 4167.

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