Many people and organizations say that consumers have a "right to know" when food products contain genetically modified organisms, or GMOs.
Jonathan Herington, assistant professor of philosophy, says that mandatory GMO labeling is not necessary to protect consumer autonomy. He argues against mandatory GMO labeling in his latest published work in Public Affairs Quarterly.
Herington specializes in moral and political philosophy. He can be reached at jherington@k-state.edu.
