YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) — Supporters argued that an initiative requiring genetically engineered foods to be labeled gives consumers information they need to make informed choices at the grocery store. Opponents countered that the move is unnecessary: These foods are perfectly healthy, and if consumers don’t want them, they can buy organic.

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