The Future Of Food

The Future Of Food (2007)

Movie|1 hr. 28 min.|

The Future Of Food offers an in-depth investigation into the disturbing truth behind engineered foods that have quietly filled U.S. grocery store shelves for the past decade.Hide Description

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Title	The Future Of Food (2007)
Runtime	1 hr. 28 min.
Studio	Virgil Films
Genres	Food and Leisure \| Health and Wellness \| News and Information
Description	The Future Of Food offers an in-depth investigation into the disturbing truth behind the unlabeled, patented, genetically engineered foods that have quietly filled U.S. grocery store shelves for the past decade.

3 days ago

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It's up to us to improve our society.

10 days ago

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Dear America,

If you kill all of your people with genetically modified food, who is going to work for that 1 percent to make them more money. Well unless slavery is performed again.

Sincerely,

Sharif

about 1 month ago

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I think you were born before the pill. See 15 other replies

about 1 month ago

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@Stefan Did you watch the movie? Artificial selection CANNOT do things like put a fish gene into strawberries. Also, you CAN'T patent a DNA sequence acquired from artificial selection ("the old fashioned way") and you CAN'T sue people from planting your oranges or grapes like Monsanto does. I'm from a biotech background and this statement that "genetic modification is the same as agriculture" is twisted statement. That's like saying "taking steroids for athletic advantage is natural because it is a naturally occuring hormone." See 4 other replies

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This documentary is packed with information about the where our food is headed and how we got to the present situation we find ourselves in now. It has tons of great information gathered from extensive research into genetically modified foods and the impact those foods have on our economy, lives, and the producers of food. The only problem is that it presents no solutions.

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then everything would be labeled GMO? See 4 other replies

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haha...I think you're talking about nucleic acids and DNA. Dude, get a clue, first. hahaha. btw: the food industry is going to kill us all for a pretty penny. See 15 other replies