Genetically Altered Apples That Don’t Turn Brown: Would You Bite?
Posted on 07/17/2012 by Candy Sagon | Personal Health and Well-being | Comments
Bulletin Today | Personal HealthIn the hopes of selling more apples — including more pre-sliced fruit for snacking — one biotech company is trying to bring to market a genetically altered apple that doesn’t turn brown when it’s bruised or cut. According to the New York Times, the company, Okanagan Specialty Fruits of Canada, thinks its non-browning apple will do for the apple industry what baby carrots did for carrot growers — mainly, spur sales by making the product more convenient. (Except that carrot …
