So why are GMO manufacturers some of the first sectors in history that
don’t market to the consumer? Furthermore, we have (for the first time
in the history of marketing) these same companies fighting (and taking
major legal action) at all costs to keep their name and product
information off the packaging. In fact, these manufacturers don’t even
want their products in the public eye.
Basic marketing classes across the country are feverishly attempting to
rewrite their college textbooks to include such underhanded tactics.
Professors are struggling to answer students' questions regarding the
purpose of such practices.
Even big tobacco plastered their name and products all over the world with devilish glee. The US population as a whole is left with one big question mark. Logic and basic marketing principles be damned; the
GMO companies attempting to own and patent nature
forge ahead with the best product that no one knows where to buy, how
to find, or what it really is.
So
how are Monsanto, Syngenta, DuPont and other GMO peddlers making all of
this money to continue to constantly expand aggressively across the
world? The business model is becoming clear:
Step 1: Create a market no one knows about
Step 2: Allow no competition
Step 3: Protect your monopoly through legal action and buy up your competition
It’s clear now that we, the public, must be supporting a large part of
this GMO food. Why else would multi-millions be spent by GMO food
manufacturers in California, Oregon and Colorado to defeat a simple
label on the package that their product is in? I say to Monsanto et al.,
“Be proud of your products and tout their benefits.” After all,
long-term independent studies show they are okay for us to eat…right?
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