Is the strawberry tomato genetically modified, how tall can it grow, and can pregnant women eat it?

There are many varieties of tomato, so do you know one of them called the strawberry tomato? Just hearing the name of this variety makes people ask: is the strawberry tomato a genetically modified food, and can pregnant women eat strawberry tomatoes? Let's take a look together.
Can pregnant women eat strawberry tomatoes? Yes, they can, but in moderation. The strawberry tomato is an indeterminate-growth large-fruited tomato, not a cherry tomato. It is an early-maturing variety. As for temperature, it is tolerant of low temperatures and heat, and its temperature requirements are not high. The fruit is pink, and under suitable cultivation conditions it develops a green shoulder; the fruit is tall and round, with good coloration and good gloss, thick flesh, and good taste. Single fruit weight is 200-240 grams. It is suitable for early spring, autumn-delayed, and overwintering cultivation, and is suitable for large-area planting and organic cultivation in picking gardens.