Millions of anti-GMO protesters demonstrated in today's
March Against Monsanto in 436 cities and 52 nations as a globally-unified force against Monsanto's genetically modified food products.
"March Against Monsanto" protests were held in 24 cities across California, including Antelope Valley, Benicia, Chico, Eureka, Laguna Beach, Long Beach, Los Angeles, Monterey, Mt. Shasta, Oakland, Oxnard, Redding, Sacramento, San Diego, San Francisco, San Jose, Santa Cruz, San Luis Obispo, Santa Rosa, Sonora, South Lake Tahoe, Temecula, Venice and Yucaipa.
Millions of demonstrators chanted and carried signs of protest against genetically modified organisms in the global food supply, which can reportedly cause harm to humans and the earth's ecosystem.
Concerns and objections over GMO use has escalated among consumers and health advocates who demand mandatory labeling of genetically modified products, even though the U.S. federal government says such synthetic agricultural technology is acceptable.
Tami Canal organized the global March Against Monsanto after she voted for California's mandatory GMO labeling initiative at the ballot box last November, then watched
Proposition 37 go down in defeat on election night.
Ms. Canal decided to sound the alarm about Monsanto's domination of the political discourse on GMO syntheticulture, which she viewed as a threat to the global food supply and human health worldwide.

Just 90 days ago, Tami Canal created the "March Against Monsanto" Facebook page and called for a rally against the company's practices, hoping that someone would respond.
Today, millions responded worldwide.
"If I had gotten 3,000 people to join me, I would have considered that a success," Ms. Canal said as she watched a movement arise from what began as just one Californian wanting to make a positive difference.
In reply,
Monsanto said they respect people's opinions but they also insisted the multinational biotechnology corporation's GMO seeds help farmers produce more while saving resources.
The
U.S. Food & Drug Administration declares no difference between GMO foods and non-GMO foods, while
Whole Foods stores report a current spike in sales of foods labeled as "non-GMO."
A global anti-GMO food revolution against the
GMO Apocalypse has begun from California, where it was rejected at the polls only six months ago, ironically.
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