For the past few days, we’ve been reporting on the practice of Pepsi and some other food and drink companies using aborted fetal remains to test their products. An Oklahoma lawmaker has introduced a bill to address this problem. Click here to read about it.
We admit—there are a few comic book geeks in our office. You can imagine, then, how they reacted after seeing this YouTube video of a real-life Batmobible, complete with an authentic, turbine-powered engine.
As we reported yesterday, biotech company Senomyx uses fetal cells from aborted babies to test food additives. PepsiCo is one of the major American corporations that has a contract with Senomyx to test their food and drink products. Today we want to tell you a little more about how this testing process works, and who else, besides Pepsi, uses it.