David Faber

President, Trans Ova

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President of Trans Ova, a biotech company in Iowa that supplies cloned livestock and other genetics services to farmers and ranchers

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Early this year, the Food and Drug Administration announced that meat and dairy products from cloned animals  were safe to eat .

Meat and Milk from Cloned Animals in America's Food Supply?

Early this year, the Food and Drug Administration announced that meat and dairy products from cloned animals were safe to eat .

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The Food and Drug Administration announced this week that meat and dairy products from cloned animals are  safe to eat , but the Department of Agriculture is calling for a " voluntary…

Meat and Milk from Cloned Animals in America's Food Supply?

The Food and Drug Administration announced this week that meat and dairy products from cloned animals are safe to eat , but the Department of Agriculture is calling for a " voluntary…

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