>So, just because a quantity is very small, it isn't necessarily 
>insignificant.

Perhaps those concerned about the GMO pollen should buy honey (available in 
the U.K.) with a guarnetee there is no GMO pollen in the honey (such as 
Dee's honey) instead of wanting the whole supply of honey GMO pollen free?

The government should tell the people pushing the issue if they do not want 
GMO pollen in honey then they should visit their corner health food store 
which *in my opinion* honey without GMO pollen has a place on the shelf!

Hello?

bob

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