The list of evil corporations grows longer. What else would you label a corporation that continues to use ingredients proven to cause toxicity in the kidney and liver?

They sure as hell cannot be considered beneficial or benevolent.

US law does not require GE foods be tested for toxicity so PepsiCo will continue to use the material without conscience.

To quote Pepsi's response to the proposal: "We believe that genetically-modified products can play a role in generating positive economic, social and environmental contributions to societies around the world; particularly in times of food shortages."

PepsiCo’s belief system (making money no matter what) doesn’t fit in with lab test results therefore disregard the tests.

Incredibly, Monsanto had this to say: "Monsanto should not have to vouchsafe the safety of biotech food. Our interest is in selling as much of it as possible. Assuring its safety is the FDA's job."

That’s my definition of an evil corporation.

PepsiCo products include:

- Mountain Dew
- Amp energy drink
- Aquafina
- Sun Chips
- Lays potato chips
- Doritos
- Tostitos
- Tropicana juices
- Dole juices
- Quaker Oats
- Aunt Jemima Syrup
- Rice-A-Roni
- Gatorade

According to the list you provided..........most of that stuff is no good for you anyway......
We are all going to have to make "lifestyle" changes in the way we eat, the way we take antibiotics, the
way we brush our teeth..........(the flouride content in toothpaste would make your hair hurt!).....along with everything we ever knew and felt comfortable with.
It is just the way it is going to be, if you don't want to become EXTINCT. We were asleep at the controls when we allowed them to take control........and I only hope it isn't too late.

I read the article and it's interesting, but of all the products listed, which ones may actually contain GM ingredients? All or some?

As far as I know it would be all of them. Corn syrup is used in a lot more than just these items, but these are made by PepsiCo.

Darn, i eat Quaker Oats, and use Aunt Jemima Syrup.

Guess i'll be looking for alternatives.