The Oregonian has published an interactive map detailing the source and size of contributions to both sides in the Measure 92 campaign. Measure 92 would require any raw or prepared food not sold for immediate consumption to be labeled for the presence of genetically engineered ingredients.
Top donors on each side, as of early October:
Company | City | Amount |
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Pro-92 spending | ||
Dr. Bronner’s | Los Angeles, CA | $918,739 |
OSPIRG | Portland, OR | $271,472.36 |
Presence Marketing | Barrington, IL | $200,000 |
Food Democracy Action | Clear Lake, IA | $200,000 |
Organics Consumers Fund | Finland, MN | $200,000 |
Center for Food Safety | Washington, DC | $100,000 |
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Anti-92 | ||
Monsanto | St. Louis, MO | $1,584,150 |
PepsiCo | Purchase, NY | $900,000 |
General Mills | Minneapolis, MN | $695,000 |
Land O’ Lakes | St. Paul, MN | $380,000 |
Hershey’s | Hershey, PA | $320,000 |
Dow Agrosciences | Indianapolis, IN | $310,150 |
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Explore the interactive: 2014 Oregon GMO measure fundraising