Letter: Clothed in GM

Saturday 24 July 1999 23:02 BST

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IN CASE anyone thinks that wearing GM clothing does not pose a threat to their health, they should be aware that cottonseed is used extensively in animal feed and cottonseed oil is used in both animal and human food. M&S is correct in pointing out that its clothing is not eaten, but, by accepting GM cotton, it is nevertheless actively encouraging huge amounts of unnecessary GM material into our food chain.

GEORGE STIDOLPH

Scottish Consumers Association for Natural Food

Glasgow

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