Labor unions press fight against Trans-Pacific Partnership
Labor unions and other critics intensify opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership, arguing the pact would move U.S. manufacturing jobs to lower wage countries and face resistance from environmental and human rights groups. The debate echoes NAFTA era concerns as Democrats clash with President Obama over a broader Pacific Rim and anticipated Atlantic deals.
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Appetite for labeling genetically modified foods in new poll
A December AP GfK poll shows 66 percent of Americans favor labeling foods containing GMOs, 7 percent oppose, and 24 percent are neutral. Fewer see GM ingredients as crucial to health, about 40 percent deem them very or extremely important, while many prioritize processed foods concerns. Andrew Chan of Seattle supports labeling despite rating ingredients as less vital than overall food abundance.
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