Aramark, food service giant, joins 85 others to say no to genetically engineered salmon
Updated Feb 18, 2021;
Posted Feb 18, 2021
Peter Bowyer, the facility manager at AquaBounty Technologies, holds one of the last batch of conventional Atlantic salmon raised at the commercial fish farm in Albany, Ind., June 19, 2019. AquaBounty will be producing the first genetically modified salmon approved for human food in the U.S. and one way companies are pushing to transform plants and animals, as consumer advocacy groups call for greater caution. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy)AP
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Genetically modified (GM) salmon has been in the works for decades. And its arrival is fast approaching.
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