Cup Noodle producer Nissin Food Products Co has admitted the instant noodles it makes and markets in Thailand may contain genetically modified soybeans. Nissin officials said the company might have used a type of 'vegetable protein' extracted from genetically engineered soybeans to boost the volume of meat used as an ingredient of the
THAILAND: Nissan noodles may contain GM soybeans
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