Food industry, NaturalNews on Santa’s ‘naughty list’ for bumbling GMO issues

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‘Tis the season!

Just in time for holiday merrymaking, Santa has given me a sneak peak of his 2014 Naughty List. As usual, there are quite a few familiar faces on the list (at least they should be familiar if you’re a fan of The Farmer’s Daughter!). No surprise some our least favorite anti-agriculture characters have made the cut in the top 10 of Santa’s List.

Santa also gave me a peak of the Nice List, but that will come later.

This year’s list includes General Mills for its on-again, off-again, maybe-maybe-not-again relationship with biotechnology; Ben & Jerry’s for latching onto the anti-GMO movement to increase sales; and natural products huckster Mike Adams of NaturalNews infamy, for arguing that anti-GMO activists had the moral obligation to murder biotech supporters.

Read full, original blog: Santa’s Naughty List 2014

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