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GMO Avoidance in Organic Farming
Organic standards ban GMOs despite the National Academies of Sciences' consensus that approved GMO crops are as safe as conventional. This blanket rejection costs organic farmers 18% higher feed and seed expenses compared to conventional counterparts, per industry data. The organic movement's precautionary stance is 40% more restrictive than the scientific community's evidence-based assessment, fueling claims that ideological motives override data—though supporters counter that avoiding unknown long-term risks is prudent.
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