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Scientists have genetically modified many foods to increase the vitamin and mineral contents. What is a major concern with producing genetically modified
foods?
A. The amount of food available to people will decrease.
B. The increased nutrients will affect the taste of the food.
C. Shelf-life expectancy of the modified foods will not be as long.
D. New allergens that people are not aware of may be introduced
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