Heh - kinda reminds me of this story about a GMO-free corn supplier:
How American Food Companies Go GMO-Free In A GMO World
The company in question started out in the pre-GMO days by encouraging their farmers to practice mono-culture, so they could offer a more uniform product to their customers. So today they can use those same contacts with their farmers to deliver a guaranteed GMO-free product.
Ironic, no? The supplier who pushed monoculture because it would make them more money, can now offer GMO-free monocultured corn to make more money. And they're the good guys?
Patrik
-- How American Food Companies Go GMO-Free In A GMO World
The company in question started out in the pre-GMO days by encouraging their farmers to practice mono-culture, so they could offer a more uniform product to their customers. So today they can use those same contacts with their farmers to deliver a guaranteed GMO-free product.
Ironic, no? The supplier who pushed monoculture because it would make them more money, can now offer GMO-free monocultured corn to make more money. And they're the good guys?
Patrik
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