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• British newspapers have called them " Frankenstein Foods ."
• Newspapers in Britain have called them " Frankenstein Foods ."
• Yet unreliable early studies have linked " Frankenstein foods " to possible disease.
• Europeans consider much of what we eat to be unnatural " Frankenstein food ."
• "I hear it called ` Frankenstein foods,'but what damage has it done ?"
• Opponents of so-called " Frankenstein foods " believe that tampering with nature carries dire consequences.
• Environment Secretary Margaret Beckett acknowledged public concern about such crops _ labeled " Frankenstein foods " by some tabloid newspapers.
• In the United Kingdom, such products have been dubbed " Frankenstein Food " and " Mutant Grub ."
• Genetically modified ( GM ) foods are a hot issue in Europe, with some newspapers calling them " Frankenstein food ."
• American farmers lost some $ 200 million in corn sales to Europe last year because of the backlash over " Frankenstein foods ."
• But whether farmers will plant them remains to be seen; European consumers are firmly against what newspapers call " Frankenstein food ."
• Opinion polls have found a majority of the public opposed to such crops _ labeled " Frankenstein foods " by some tabloid newspapers.
• But the specter that is haunting biotechnology, particularly in Europe, is the specter of what British tabloids like to call " Frankenstein food ."
• A series of opinion polls have found a majority of the public opposed to such crops _ labeled " Frankenstein foods " by some tabloid newspapers.
• But genetically modified organisms, or GMOs, are highly unpopular in Europe, where they are often referred to as " Frankenstein foods " in headlines.
• But genetically modified organisms, or GMOs, are highly unpopular in Europe, where they are often referred to as " Frankenstein foods " in news headlines.
• There is strong opposition from some pro-environment groups in Europe afraid of genetically modified " Frankenstein foods " showing up in stores there . _ _ _=