The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) last month signed off on approval that will soon allow people in the US to purchase seeds and grow genetically modified purple tomatoes.

The next generation of genetically altered food is forging ahead, aiming to be attractive to consumers rather than producers.

The tomato was developed from a plant that was poisonous ... Another reason that people might consider genetically modified foods to be unnatural has to do with an idea that all living things, ...

As of 2024, you can grow genetically modified tomatoes in your garden, GMO orange petunias, or petunias that glow in the dark ...

Common GMO foods include corn, soybeans, potatoes, and papaya. The first genetically modified food was a tomato, introduced in 1994. Since then, the controversy around genetically modified ...

For example, the first genetically modified food product — a tomato introduced to the public in 1994 as the “Flavr Savr” — had two genes added. One conferred antibiotic resistance ...

By excluding all tomatoes not fitting the simplest genetic ... misconception that technical documentation and data on genetically modified products are unavailable. The most novel and moving ...