Everyday Foods That Aren't Sold in Other Countries

Soybeans

  Not for sale in: Greece, Luxembourg, Austria, Hungary, and Bulgaria Why? Changing genes The demand for soybeans has gone up a lot as more and more individuals switch to vegetarian and vegan diets. To meet this demand, a lot of farmers in the US have started using genetic manipulation to help their crops grow bigger and faster. And while this is good for them, it doesn't mean that those who eat them will like them.  

These soybeans have been outlawed in almost half of the EU countries because their genetic manipulation has been related to many health problems, including cancer.
Next page: More content to brighten your day

You May Like

The 6 Things You Should Never Do As A Tourist In A Major City

How To Make Tiny Rooms Feel Big Without Shelling Out The Big Bucks

Nature's Comedy Show: Award-Winning Wildlife Photos That'll Crack You Up

6 Amazing Travel Experiences That Should Be On Your Bucket List

Everyday Foods That Aren't Sold in Other Countries

Bizarre and Fascinating Secrets of the Wild You Wouldn’t Know Without This Trail Cam Footage

Next page: More content to brighten your day