stevecook172001 wrote:These bastards are trying to achieve nothing less than the global monopolization of the human food chain. They must be stopped
With their gazillions, it looks like they cannot be stopped.
Four weeks ago, the labeling initiative was supported by more than two-thirds of Californians who said they intended to vote on November 6, according to a poll from the California Business Roundtable and Pepperdine University's School of Public Policy. On Tuesday, their latest poll showed support had plummeted to 39 percent, while opposition had surged to almost 51 percent.
The swing in sentiment in the final weeks was predicted by pollsters, based on the power of a $46 million "No on 37" campaign, one of the best-funded for a California ballot measure fight.
Oh, and a badly proof-read article in the Independent states:
The firm running the canteen at Monsanto's pharmaceuticals factory at High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire, serves only GM-free meals
Classic effect of arms-length outsourcing. Catering contractors obviously have different values to their client. I do some consulting work for a large paint manufacturer. I won't say who it is; suffice to say, their paint is the "dogs b****s". The story goes that they had the decorators in to their head office, only to find, some way into the project, that they were using a competitor's paint!
Classic effect of arms-length outsourcing. Catering contractors obviously have different values to their client. I do some consulting work for a large paint manufacturer. I won't say who it is; suffice to say, their paint is the "dogs b****s". The story goes that they had the decorators in to their head office, only to find, some way into the project, that they were using a competitor's paint!