Select the three pieces of information that should appear on this slide.

The fear is not based in facts.

Genetically modified foods are equally safe, says the FDA.

New products are already on grocery shelves.

Common fruits are genetically bred.

You eat genetically bred foods whenever you eat nectarines.

1, 2, 4

Option A,B and D

Explanation:

The fear of genetically modified foods is not based in facts. The Food and Drug Administration holds genetically modified foods to the same standard as traditional foods, which means that these new products are equally as safe as products that are already on grocery shelves. In addition, common fruits, including nectarines and seedless grapes, are a result of genetic breeding. Select the three pieces of information that should appear on this slide

These information should appear on the slide:

The fear is not based in facts.

Genetically modified foods are equally safe, says the FDA

Common fruits are genetically bred.

The above point are critical when presenting, they highlight the viewpoint and the importance of what the presenter will be presenting.

Most fear associated with Genetically Modified Food are majorly not based on fact as it should be but rather on individuals or collectively fear and FDA is saddle in ensuring proper conduction, ethical and healthy products of agriculture product, this agency had taken time to test product conceived through modified means. Lastly, because of the high demand for majorities of our food products couple with the world exponential growth, traditional or organic products are not enough to take care of our demand, this lead to increase in production of genetic bred of products to cater for our demands.

A: the feat is not based in facts

B: Genetically modified foods are equally safe, says the FDA.

D: Common fruits are genetically bred.

Explanation:

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