Opinion Pieces: GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISMS IN AGRICULTURE - THE ARGUMENTS FOR & AGAINST
Hurley-Dépret, Molly, International Trade Forum
International Trade Forum asks two leading experts to present the case about genetically modified organisms.
MOLLY BURLEY-DÉPRET
Communications Officer
Green Biotechnology Europe, EuropaBio
THE CASE FOR GMOs:
The global trade in agricultural commodities: GM crops are here to stay
In the spring of 2011, newspapers reported that animal feed imports to the European Union (EU) would soon be allowed to contain trace amounts (0.1%) of genetically modified (GM) material not yet approved in the EU. There were conditions, of course: the GM material must be approved in the exporting country and be under review by the European Food Safety Authority …
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Publication information:
Article title: Opinion Pieces: GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISMS IN AGRICULTURE - THE ARGUMENTS FOR & AGAINST.
Contributors: Hurley-Dépret, Molly - Author.
Magazine title: International Trade Forum.
Issue: 3
Publication date: July 1, 2011.
Page number: 22+.
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