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Kraft is pushing for new regulations that would prevent GM food not fit for humans from being approved for any use. Taco Bell, for its part, prefers to err on the side of caution. The last thing it wants is for taco eaters to start saying, "ˇYo quiero McDonald...
...fair to Pac Bell, they finally delivered. On Friday, the day this column went to press, there was a last-minute flurry of activity and suddenly I was up and surfing. Bliss! But I had to wonder if users who don't mention they're writing an article get the same treatment. Doesn't Seem Likely...
...used to take to heart the words emblazoned on our coach's shirt: "No pain, no gain. No guts, no glory." If you didn't feel well, you sucked it in. If you were injured, you taped it up. If you took a hit on the head--got your "bell rung," as we used to say--you just shook it off and got back on the field...
Killer tacos they ain't. But so hot are the politics of genetically modified food that the folks at Kraft Foods last week took the extraordinary step of pulling tons of innocent-looking Taco Bell taco shells off the shelves. Reason? Someone may have been fooling with their genes...
...part of the food chains there's no telling when they'll turn up on our plates. Sure enough, early last week Genetically Engineered Food Alert, a consumer and environmental group, reported that traces of DNA from GM corn not approved for human consumption had been discovered in Taco Bell's tacos. The corn, known as StarLink, contains a gene from a bacterium that makes the corn deadly to corn borers but not to cows. It was approved for use as cattle feed but not for human consumption, for fear it could trigger allergic reactions...