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Botswana
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Soya bean restaurants
A reader writes: By the way, re: Botswana soya restaurants- does Humana use G.M. beans? I recall reading that some countries in Southern Africa refuse entry to G.M. food even as famine aid.
http://www.WISHH.org/about/WISHH_report_2002.pdf This is where the soya comes from. It appears to be a humanitarian site but in reality it is a marketing front for U.S. soya farmers. See-Fall 2000,Summer 2001,Winter 2002 and "On the Horizon". Almost certainly all G.M.
Re; Botswana and soya- the organisations behind WISHH are: American Soybean Association, Soybean Research and Development Council and United Soybean Board(motto:"make your checkoff pay off"). www.thedailysoyclub.com for 10 June 2003 mentions Paradigmgenetics which is evidently involved in GM.( http://paradigmgenetics.com). Soyclub site has good internal search engine powered by Google. WISHHlist for July 2003 (via website) says Humana in Botswana is involved with Govt. 's National Food Technology Research Centre.
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DAPP
Soya bean restaurants
A reader writes: By the way, re: Botswana soya restaurants- does Humana use G.M. beans? I recall reading that some countries in Southern Africa refuse entry to G.M. food even as famine aid.
http://www.WISHH.org/about/WISHH_report_2002.pdf This is where the soya comes from. It appears to be a humanitarian site but in reality it is a marketing front for U.S. soya farmers. See-Fall 2000,Summer 2001,Winter 2002 and "On the Horizon". Almost certainly all G.M.
Re; Botswana and soya- the organisations behind WISHH are: American Soybean Association, Soybean Research and Development Council and United Soybean Board(motto:"make your checkoff pay off"). www.thedailysoyclub.com for 10 June 2003 mentions Paradigmgenetics which is evidently involved in GM.( http://paradigmgenetics.com). Soyclub site has good internal search engine powered by Google. WISHHlist for July 2003 (via website) says Humana in Botswana is involved with Govt. 's National Food Technology Research Centre.
DAPP
Soya bean restaurants
A reader writes: By the way, re: Botswana soya restaurants- does Humana use G.M. beans? I recall reading that some countries in Southern Africa refuse entry to G.M. food even as famine aid.
http://www.WISHH.org/about/WISHH_report_2002.pdf This is where the soya comes from. It appears to be a humanitarian site but in reality it is a marketing front for U.S. soya farmers. See-Fall 2000,Summer 2001,Winter 2002 and "On the Horizon". Almost certainly all G.M.
Re; Botswana and soya- the organisations behind WISHH are: American Soybean Association, Soybean Research and Development Council and United Soybean Board(motto:"make your checkoff pay off"). www.thedailysoyclub.com for 10 June 2003 mentions Paradigmgenetics which is evidently involved in GM.( http://paradigmgenetics.com). Soyclub site has good internal search engine powered by Google. WISHHlist for July 2003 (via website) says Humana in Botswana is involved with Govt. 's National Food Technology Research Centre.
Soya bean restaurants
A reader writes: By the way, re: Botswana soya restaurants- does Humana use G.M. beans? I recall reading that some countries in Southern Africa refuse entry to G.M. food even as famine aid.
http://www.WISHH.org/about/WISHH_report_2002.pdf This is where the soya comes from. It appears to be a humanitarian site but in reality it is a marketing front for U.S. soya farmers. See-Fall 2000,Summer 2001,Winter 2002 and "On the Horizon". Almost certainly all G.M.
Re; Botswana and soya- the organisations behind WISHH are: American Soybean Association, Soybean Research and Development Council and United Soybean Board(motto:"make your checkoff pay off"). www.thedailysoyclub.com for 10 June 2003 mentions Paradigmgenetics which is evidently involved in GM.( http://paradigmgenetics.com). Soyclub site has good internal search engine powered by Google. WISHHlist for July 2003 (via website) says Humana in Botswana is involved with Govt. 's National Food Technology Research Centre.
A reader writes: By the way, re: Botswana soya restaurants- does Humana use G.M. beans? I recall reading that some countries in Southern Africa refuse entry to G.M. food even as famine aid.
http://www.WISHH.org/about/WISHH_report_2002.pdf This is where the soya comes from. It appears to be a humanitarian site but in reality it is a marketing front for U.S. soya farmers. See-Fall 2000,Summer 2001,Winter 2002 and "On the Horizon". Almost certainly all G.M.
Re; Botswana and soya- the organisations behind WISHH are: American Soybean Association, Soybean Research and Development Council and United Soybean Board(motto:"make your checkoff pay off"). www.thedailysoyclub.com for 10 June 2003 mentions Paradigmgenetics which is evidently involved in GM.( http://paradigmgenetics.com). Soyclub site has good internal search engine powered by Google. WISHHlist for July 2003 (via website) says Humana in Botswana is involved with Govt. 's National Food Technology Research Centre.
A reader writes: By the way, re: Botswana soya restaurants- does Humana use G.M. beans? I recall reading that some countries in Southern Africa refuse entry to G.M. food even as famine aid.
http://www.WISHH.org/about/WISHH_report_2002.pdf This is where the soya comes from. It appears to be a humanitarian site but in reality it is a marketing front for U.S. soya farmers. See-Fall 2000,Summer 2001,Winter 2002 and "On the Horizon". Almost certainly all G.M.
Re; Botswana and soya- the organisations behind WISHH are: American Soybean Association, Soybean Research and Development Council and United Soybean Board(motto:"make your checkoff pay off"). www.thedailysoyclub.com for 10 June 2003 mentions Paradigmgenetics which is evidently involved in GM.( http://paradigmgenetics.com). Soyclub site has good internal search engine powered by Google. WISHHlist for July 2003 (via website) says Humana in Botswana is involved with Govt. 's National Food Technology Research Centre.
http://www.WISHH.org/about/WISHH_report_2002.pdf This is where the soya comes from. It appears to be a humanitarian site but in reality it is a marketing front for U.S. soya farmers. See-Fall 2000,Summer 2001,Winter 2002 and "On the Horizon". Almost certainly all G.M.
Re; Botswana and soya- the organisations behind WISHH are: American Soybean Association, Soybean Research and Development Council and United Soybean Board(motto:"make your checkoff pay off"). www.thedailysoyclub.com for 10 June 2003 mentions Paradigmgenetics which is evidently involved in GM.( http://paradigmgenetics.com). Soyclub site has good internal search engine powered by Google. WISHHlist for July 2003 (via website) says Humana in Botswana is involved with Govt. 's National Food Technology Research Centre.
Re; Botswana and soya- the organisations behind WISHH are: American Soybean Association, Soybean Research and Development Council and United Soybean Board(motto:"make your checkoff pay off"). www.thedailysoyclub.com for 10 June 2003 mentions Paradigmgenetics which is evidently involved in GM.( http://paradigmgenetics.com). Soyclub site has good internal search engine powered by Google. WISHHlist for July 2003 (via website) says Humana in Botswana is involved with Govt. 's National Food Technology Research Centre.
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