Hello,
I'd like to encourage Migros to develop a "guaranteed GMO-free" label.
On some products, such as canned organic corn, the organic chain is briefly described, but it's not specified that it's GMO-free.
Doesn't that go without saying? Organic means GMO-free. Obvious.... not so much.
It seems to me that most of the food scandals that erupt are based on a contract of trust between producer and consumer that "goes without saying" (you don't put horse in beef lasagne....that goes without saying).
So personally, I apply a precautionary principle. But you have to eat, and I have to trust certain products.
Couldn't Migros put a little logo/label on all the products it can guarantee to be GMO-free? (A costly maneuver, I realize).
Or, better still, simply guarantee with a notice that all products and by-products in the organic range are strictly GMO-free?
Or a Migros application that allows you to get detailed information on any product by search or scan (expensive but implementable).
Thank you very much.
Hello,
I'd like to encourage Migros to develop a "guaranteed GMO-free" label.
On some products, such as canned organic corn, the organic chain is briefly described, but it's not specified that it's GMO-free.
Doesn't that go without saying? Organic means GMO-free. Obvious.... not so much.
It seems to me that most of the food scandals that erupt are based on a contract of trust between producer and consumer that "goes without saying" (you don't put horse in beef lasagne....that goes without saying).
So personally, I apply a precautionary principle. But you have to eat, and I have to trust certain products.
Couldn't Migros put a little logo/label on all the products it can guarantee to be GMO-free? (A costly maneuver, I realize).
Or, better still, simply guarantee with a notice that all products and by-products in the organic range are strictly GMO-free?
Or a Migros application that allows you to get detailed information on any product by search or scan (expensive but implementable).
Thank you very much.