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Party of 1's avatar

Thank you for the heads up. This substack is such a great source of important information.

Dee's meow's avatar

Thank you so very much for the info. Very concerning, what else are the hidding from us.

AwakeNotWoke's avatar

Never fear. POTUS Trump and RFK Jr would never allow CRISPR gene-edited strawberries to enter the US. food supply without required labeling unless they were either safe and effective or unless global population was excessive and Americans are surplus to requirements and further culling is necessary.

Thomas A Braun RPh's avatar

Just the beginning! They will continue to push the genetic envelope to produce foods sources that minimize waste and maximize profitability. Consumers will be left in the dark and they will not know if the have developed an allergic response to the CRISPR modified food. NIH is not standing tall for the consumer. FDA DO YOUR JOB!

Barbara Charis's avatar

I shop in a food market, which only sells organic produce, but I am going to ask the Creator to guide me, before I buy to make sure. There are many companies that sell supposedly organic foods that aren't really organic. In addition, many people don't understand the word processed. Organic processed food is limited in nutritional value, Particularly, when it has 30 ingredients in a product.

Debbie's avatar

How might the modification affect someone eating the strawberries?

Henry Lahore's avatar

People are also eating some CRISPR-edited bananas, and soon blackberries, cherries, and avocados. https://claude.ai/share/d1144bea-6c60-4bb4-941f-7bce262227df . CRISPR does not insert foreign genes, so it does not create a GMO food. Apparently, the "Organic" label can not (yet?) be applied to CRISPR foods.

Phil Davis's avatar

Thanks, my comment was on organics, and you answered it.

Allie's avatar
1hEdited

Well, swine used to make food products products (i.e., ham, pork, bacon…) are being injected with Sequivity, an mRNA “vaccine” and producers are not required to label these products with this information.

60Gigahertz2's avatar

The CCP/Smithfields started injecting pigs with mRNA "vaccines" 5 years before the C19 injection so, around 2017ish. The NC DACS won't admit it or answer questions from taxpayers. Crickets for 2 years now.

The NCGA passed 28 pieces of legislation for Art Pope (then NCGA House Speaker Timothy Moore facilitating of course), to kill off small farm livestock operations statewide and concentrate the pork industry into Smithfields... and then Art Pope sold it to the CCP. NC has been having a love affair with the CCP since at least 2005. It's sickening.

Unjabbed Mick's avatar

How are 'they' allowed to sell genetically modified food without our knowledge?

We already know 'they' want to genetically modify us into submissive obedient slaves, by using injectable bio-weapons called mRNA 'Vaccines'.

"They will own nothing but they will be happy". Adolf Schwab of the World Economic Forum.

We ain't accepting this and will sort out those who intend to harm us! You have been warned!

Unjabbed Mick (We live longer!)

TrumpFan's avatar

STOP the madness!

Sonja's avatar

Thank you. It is amazing where greed will lead us. Unless you grow yourself and then you need to be aware that some seeds are engineered and spliced so you get something else entirely. I suppose heritage seeds are still safe. Planning on staying organic as much as I can afford and try and grow my own food on a small scale.

Phil Davis's avatar

I'm thinking organic-labeled strawberries might not matter. Some farming organizations that produce organic strawberries could use the edited versions since no labeling is required, unless they are dedicated natural farmers who avoid any editing.

Louise Bakley's avatar

Just another reason among many. to. support your local farmer!!!

Dawn Ceylong's avatar

THE MF DEMONS!!

Why not just tell us what is actually SAFE to eat anymore for those of us that can’t grow our own food and meat?

Caroline Ayers's avatar

We need to ask restaurants whether they are using gmo strawberries.

Dee Smith's avatar

It’s not clear whether strawberries purchased at a supermarket will be labeled as gene-edited or genetically modified. What should we look for on a label?