Conn. Lawmakers Urge NY To Pass GMO Labeling Bill
Key Connecticut legislators, including the president of the state Senate, are urging their colleagues in neighboring New York to pass legislation that’s similar to a Connecticut law that requires genetically modified food to be labeled for consumers.
Connecticut’s labeling law, enacted earlier this year, won’t take effect until four other states, including a border state, with a combined population of 20 million people, pass similar legislation.
Bills are also pending in Maine and Vermont.
This article appeared in print on page 5 of edition of Hamodia.
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