article_snippet: People in the UK have demonstrated time and again that People in the UK don’t want to eat GM food and the FSA’s public attitudes survey recently showed concern about GM at an all-time high.
article_snippet: ‘Whether people are motivated by concern for declining wildlife and flourishing superweeds, for the wider ethical issues around GM farming or just people are motivated by concern for declining wildlife and flourishing superweeds own personal choice, we all have the right to know what we all are buying before we all get to the till.
article_snippet: GM crops like sugar beet, corn or maize and soya have been at the centre of concerns that the associated industrial farming practices have caused serious harm to the environment.
article_snippet: Critics of the technology are also concerned about the lack of independent research to show the resulting food is safe to eat.
article_snippet: A recent Food Standards Agency (FSA) study found a rise in concerns about GM food.
article_snippet: Some 24per cent listed GM as a concern, which was higher than food hygiene in the home.