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Mexico Export
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I just noticed my Cherry Sours, made by SATHERS,are made with genetic engineering and are a product of Mexico. I'm never buying another bag.eace
Now they're going to have to come here for a job.
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I had to look up what they were, but do you think there is any natural in them, to be genetically engineered?I just noticed my Cherry Sours, made by SATHERS,are made with genetic engineering and are a product of Mexico. I'm never buying another bag.
It looks like it would just be sugar, corn starch , and flavoring.
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I just noticed my Cherry Sours, made by SATHERS,are made with genetic engineering and are a product of Mexico. I'm never buying another bag.
I'm confused. Why?
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Corn for sure but, if the sugar is made from Beets, there no DNA or protein to test in the final product.
There are lots of food producers in Mexico that are US owned.