For the first time in a while, Monsanto and its fellow GMO peers have been winning the public-relations battle. But in an odd way, this string of wins might actually help organic grocers such as Whole Foods Market and Sprouts Farmers Markets.The website Motley Fool and it's contributor Brian Stoffel tells us what the past few months have revealed, and why these grocers could benefit.
Source: The Motley Fool. www.fool.com
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"Monsanto's GM Food Wins Could Help Organic Grocers"
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