The House passed a bill that would require manufacturers to label genetically modified foods but gives them some flexibility.
The House passed by a 306-117 vote Thursday a bill that already passed the Senate. It would require manufacturers within two years to label food if it has any genetically modified organisms in its ingredients, but will give manufacturers some flexibility.
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