En Moms Across America tenemos cuidado de centrarnos en los problemas y no en las personalidades o los políticos, sin importar el partido. Los recientes descubrimientos de cambios en las políticas nos han obligado a discutir ambos. Cuando cualquier político, agencia reguladora o fabricante toma medidas que afectan la salud de nuestras familias y comunidades, debemos hablar y hacerlos responsables.

Trump tuvo claro desde el principio que "drenaría el pantano". Muchos estadounidenses pensaron que eso significaba eliminar a los políticos que impulsan la corrupción y las restricciones gubernamentales de mano dura en su vida cotidiana. Esperaban recuperar muchas libertades personales que sentían restringidas. 

SEGURIDAD ALIMENTICIA

These times bring a new understanding. We have received documentation that the USDA program inspectors have been instructed to no longer regulate genetically modified foods, including meat, poultry, and egg products. The order reads, “IPP (Inspection Program Personnel at the USDA) are not to verify whether establishments meet labeling requirements related to the NBFDS (National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Standards).” The order stands for a full year and states that enero 1, 2022, the Agricultural Marketing Service, instead of the Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS,) will enforce compliance with NBFDS. 

Until then, FSIS not regulating meat and eggs for genetically modified foods in any way. The document states that the FSIS will issue instructions of labels “in the future, if necessary.” Additionally the FDA has ceased food inspections which includes all other genetically modified foods.

Press Release
Contact Debbie Luican
[email protected]

Mission Viejo, CA, marzo 28, 2020 -  Moms Across America has received documentation from a supporter showing that the USDA program inspectors have been instructed to no longer regulate genetically modified organisms (GMO) in foods, including meat and egg products. The order reads, “IPP (inspection program personnel at the USDA) are not to verify whether establishments meet labeling requirements related to the NBFDS (National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Standards).” The order states that enero 1, 2022, the Agricultural Marketing Service will enforce compliance with NBFDS.