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Originally shared by Greenpeace Deutschland

Geflügel: Welcher Supermarkt produziert ohne Gentechnik?

Aldi und Lidl führen das skrupellose Spiel um das billigste Huhn und Ei an. Billige Ware, billige Produktion: Und so landet Gen-Soja im Futtertrog. Wir haben bei zwölf Supermärkten nachgefragt, ob Gentechnik bei der Herstellung von Geflügel-Produkten eingesetzt wird. Nur Rewe und tegut garantieren, Gentechnik auszuschließen. Die komplette Umfrage findet ihr hier: http://gpurl.de/gensoja

Das Argument, es gäbe nicht genügend gentechnikfreies Tierfutter, stimmt nicht: Im Vergleich zur Vorsaison gibt es nach Angaben des brasilianischen Verbandes der Produzenten gentechnikfreier Soja (Abrange) zehn Prozent mehr gentechnikfreie Soja.

Uns schmeckt das nicht: Die Supermärkte müssen den Wunsch der Verbraucher umsetzen und gentechnikfreie Ware anbieten! Weitere Infos: http://bit.ly/1gF0lCN

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