A new study from the University of Arkansas shows implementation of Mexico’s ban on GMO corn imports could negatively impact the country’s low-income consumers. Brandon McFadden tells Brownfield… “The total budget, dollar amount they spend on food is always less, but even though that dollar amount is less, it’s a larger proportion of their income.” […]
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