There are concerns that the offspring of cloned animals have entered the food chain in the UK. This seems like a non story to me.
Here's an article I read in a previous moment in time. http://www.fmi.org/docs/media/bg/Cloning_backgrounder.pdf Pretty weird stuff I think, But I highly doubt the meat in our world is all cloned,, yet??
No, there is no real explanation why I did that. I did get the sentence from: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-10871737 More on This Story Related stories Beef linked to cloned cow 'eaten' 04 AUGUST 2010, UK Q&A: Cloned cattle meat 04 AUGUST 2010, SCIENCE & ENVIRONMENT Clone row farm is Highland's biggest 04 AUGUST 2010, UK How do you import a cloned cow? 04 AUGUST 2010, MAGAZINE Probe into cloned cow milk claim 02 AUGUST 2010, UK I didn't really want to get into a debate about different countries opinions as we are all people, right? It doesn't really matter what country we are from.
Actually, in the United States meat from offspring of cloned animals is nothing exceptional. They clone breeding bulls here without bothering about possible long-term consequences for the consumer. As I'm originally from Europe, I might say that the American dream of "everything is possible" meant something else to me before I came here. Sometimes, and especially in such cases, I actually regret my decision to move to the US...
The main problem with cloned meat is not that the food will be bad for our health, it is that large-scale agricultural cloning would be cruel as, at the moment, cloning techniques aren't successful enough. imho x
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