No, it's still GMO. My usage was vague, that's on me.
Lulzagna
joined 1 year ago
This is true. I should have specified that geographically GMO is a bad thing here because it's typically associated with creating hard tasteless produce that can survive long haul transportation
Come to Canada and eat any of our supermarket strawberries, they're disgusting.
One of my Italian tour guides last year was so confused when I explained how our produce is nothing like what they have there. Strawberries are sour, not juicy, and white inside.
We do have some good local strawberries during the summer. This is why, to us, GMO is a bad thing
Genuine question, where are you from?
Where I'm from GMO is used to prevent ripening and damage during transportation which results in weak tasting and tough produce that can survive long distance transportation.
GMO has negative effects too, it's ignorant to think otherwise.
I didn't know that that is
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