KCAU ABC9 News At 6pm November 20, 2015
Bounty calls the move a game changer in the market. The Company Takes dna from a chinook salmon. And from a sea eel. To produce a new salmon. Which in turn helps the fish grow quickly in order to get approval from the food and drug administration, they evaluated the fish for safety, they evaluated it for nutritional content, and they evaluated whether the process wawasafe for the sasaon themselves. And onon all three counts the product passed, and so thats why the fda approved it. Jenna dr besser says when scientists compared it with conventionally farmed salmon they couldnt find any differenc...