USDA asked to accept GMOS-Apple, which is brown (AP)
CASHMERE, Wash. – A Canadian biotechnology company is asked to accept genetically modified Apple, which is brown soon thereafter sliced, can contribute to improving the the United States, saying the sale of apples snacks, salads and for other purposes. Us Apple farmers say it is too soon to know whether they would be interested in the Apple trees: they need to find out the nature of the cost of the planting of the Apple, and, most importantly, whether people buy it. "Genetically modified — that is a bad word in our industry," said Todd Fryhover, Washington State, which produces more than half of the U.s. crop in the Apple-the President of the Commission. But Neal Carter, a company that develops apples, the President said the technology to reduce the engine speed for producing multiple images of fresh slices, which has become a popular addition to the children's lunch boxes, and present the apples, the salads and other dishes popular quickly. Carter's company, Okan...