Letter:Dangers of genetic food- tampering

John Anstey
Sunday 22 September 1996 18:02 EDT
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Sir: Prince Charles was lecturing, by invitation, to the Soil Association, not, as Suzanne Moore would have us believe, foisting his unasked opinions on an unwilling world.

What's more, no one who has tasted the difference between organically grown vegetables and the pesticide-treated, chemically fertilized variety, can be in any doubt that he is right.

When I see what disasters have been caused by chemical and genetical assaults on our planet, I know whose views I prefer.

JOHN ANSTEY

London EC1

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