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duBreton Calls for Transparency on Gene-Edited Pork

8/29/2025

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duBreton, a Quebec pork producer, urges animal welfare groups to oppose gene-edited pork after FDA approval without labeling.
A survey indicates 74% of consumers are concerned about gene-edited pork and seek transparency.
duBreton requests updated standards from certification bodies, noting Certified Humane's classification of gene-editing as genetic modification.
Critics emphasize that consumers should be informed about the use of gene editing in meat production.

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duBreton, a Quebec pork producer, urges animal welfare groups to oppose gene-edited pork after FDA approval without labeling.
A survey indicates 74% of consumers are concerned about gene-edited pork and seek transparency.
duBreton requests updated standards from certification bodies, noting Certified Humane's classification of gene-editing as genetic modification.
Critics emphasize that consumers should be informed about the use of gene editing in meat production.