>>> Adding more labels to my honey jar means less money for me. The thought that I should have to test my
honey to guarantee its GMO free is absurd.
I would sell me honey not claiming to bee GMO free and let the customer control my sales. Customer doesn't want to buy my honey because it doesn't have a GMO free label on it, that's fine. If a GMO free label is required, you better believe that my honey is going to be quite a bit more expensive. That would mean each separate extraction would have to be tested and all the expense accrued would be added to the price of the honey.
Mike in LA
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