Golden Valley -based General Mills Inc. has spent more than $1.1 million to convince Californians to vote against Proposition 37 -- a new law that would require food manufacturers to label products containing genetically modified ingredients, the Star Tribune reports. Austin-based Hormel Foods, Minnetonka -based Cargill Inc ., Faribault Foods and Arden Hills-based Land O'Lakes have also helped defeat the ballot measure. The newspaper notes Finland, Minn.-based Organic Consumers Association has chipped in about $1 million to support the proposition. Fox News takes a closer look at how California's Proposition 37, if passed on Nov. 6, could effect the entire country.