The United States approved the sale of genetically modified purple tomatoes: why the red ones did not please the authorities

In 1893, the U.S. Supreme Court unanimously ruled that tomatoes, by the way they were used, should be considered vegetables when imposing customs duties, since they were served for lunch, not for dessert (although the court noted that, from a botanical point of view, tomatoes are ...

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