In hundreds of marketplaces and food fairs across Italy, anti-GM campaigners have been handing out forms that look like ballot papers.They are trying to secure 3 million signatures by the 15th November, and are inviting people to answer "yes" or "no" to whether food production should be "genuine ... founded on biodiversity and free from GMOs".
David Cameron "didn't have an autocue, he only had a few notes," but there was no mention of protecting Britain from GM agriculture in his conference speech, so does he realise what really matters to you and your family?
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