USDA Releases Report on Using QR Codes for Foods with GMOs

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USDA Releases Report on Using QR Codes for Foods with GMOs

Darla M. Fera

Guide to U.S. Food Labeling Law

September 25, 2017 at 08:46 AM EST

A recent study released by the USDA shows that although challenges exist in placing QR codes on labels for foods containing a genetically modified organism (GMO), they could prove beneficial to consumers. A QR — quick response — code is an electronic or digital link similar to a barcode. The study, Study of Electronic or Digital Link Disclosure: A Third-Party Evaluation of Ch... Read More

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