Whether kiwi fruit and plum are genetically modified depends on whether the production uses genetically modified fruit and plum or other genetically modified raw materials, genetically modified additives and so on.

Since the country has only approved the commercial production of transgenic papaya and transgenic cotton at present, other fruits are not genetically modified in theory.

Catalogue of the first batch of agricultural genetically modified organisms subject to label management

I. Soybean seeds, soybeans, soybean flour, soybean oil and soybean meal

2. Corn seeds, corn, corn oil and corn flour (the tax codes are 1 1022000, 1 103 1300,10423000)

Three, rapeseed, rapeseed, rapeseed oil, rapeseed meal

Four. Cotton seed

Five, tomato seeds, fresh tomatoes, tomato sauce

However, by consulting the professional papers of many transgenic scientists, you will find that a considerable number of fruits are studied by transgenic scientists.

Take tomatoes for example. What kind of tomatoes have you seen that are genetically modified? Have you seen any non-GM tomatoes labeled as non-GM? None of them.

Therefore, kiwi plum does not rule out illegal genetically modified ingredients.

It is suggested that non-GM businesses actively identify non-GM labels. So as not to be regarded as genetically modified by consumers.

Consumers suggest that relevant departments should legislate as soon as possible to make mandatory labeling for all genetically modified products to protect consumers' right to know and choose.