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Babes Against Biotech – Contact Us

Our team and whole organization would like to give our gratitude to all of you who showed interest here in our website, and also for giving your help and support. It is our privilege to let you know about this issue that has been neglected for the past few years. We hope you can help us reach out to those people who are not aware of the GMO issue and provide them with knowledge about genetically modified organisms and the food products processed with these additives.

To know more about our website and organization or if ever you want to give help, just contact us at info@babesagainstbiotech.org. You can also give us any feedback at feedback@babesagainstbiotech.org and send us your suggestions. We want to

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