While I harbor no concern over GM foods, I disagree with your premise. I have many friends who for health or religious reasons want to know what is in their food. To wit, the recent revelation that Peeps are made with gelatin made from pork would be of consummate interest to those who are allergic to pork or muslim or jewish. Dairy boards in more than one state have attempted to outlaw the use of “our cows don’t get daily doses of antibiotics” on cartons of milk. Why would the government care, after all when it comes to food stuffs aren’t they in the business of give the consumer ALL the information so they can make informed decisions? Or are they trying to give special protection to the highest bidder? And since all politics is about the money, I’ll go with the latter.

It is then a backhanded way to make a false claim by casting aspersions and false light on the other products. A statement “this product contains no GM food” may be superficially true, but the intent of making such a statement clearly is to convey a between the lines message that is factually false.