In the United States, it is required by law that food made with genetically modified organisms, or more commonly referred to as GMOs, be labeled. Lawmakers may argue that consumers have the right to this information, but because of the general misconception that GMOs are dangerous and unhealthy, these labels can steer consumers away from buying certain products. In some scenarios, there are people arguing to end use of GMOs in general. Alder (2016), the author of “There is no Consumer Right to Know,” argues that labeling GMOs on food products could potentially be considered unconstitutional. He makes this argument due to the fact that there is a lack of scientific evidence that GMOs are harmful to humans in any way. Because the average person
