|
§
FDA calls meat, milk from clones safe for eating (12/29/06)
§ African-American Organization Urges
FDA to Stop Deceptive Marketing of ‘No rBST Milk’
(12/18/06)
§
EFSA launches public consultation on GMO feeding trials
(12/18/06)
§
U.K. Department of Ag approves GM potato research trials
(12/1/06)
§ Gov't to settle agreements with US on
agriculture (11/29/06)
§ Canada Canola Still Banned
From Europe Despite WTO Ruling (11/28/06)
§ Chhattisgarh Govt peeved about GM
crop trials (11/27/06)
§
EU will
not appeal WTO GM ruling (11/23/06)
§ Canada
Applauds WTO Ruling on Genetically Modified Organism Import (11/23/06)
§ PM attacks 'irrational arguments'
on GM food (11/6/06)
§ Indian Supreme Court bans GM crop
trials (11/1/06)
§ Agricultural
Biotechnology: Canada and the WTO Ruling on Genetically Modified Organisms —
Ag-West Bio Bulletin (11/1/06)
§ Supreme Court of India clears trial of GM mustard (10/25/06)
§ Brazil Biotech Commission: No Approval On Corn, Cotton GMO (10/24/06)
§ FDA Move On Cloned Food Alarms Groups (10/18/06)
§ FDA close to approving sale of meat, milk from clones (10/17/06)
§ SC okays field trials of genetically modified mustard (10/13/06)
§  SC restrains Govt from
allowing new GM crops (9/23/06)
§ Gov’t yet to regulate genetically modified crops (9/17/06)
§ EFSA:
'Insufficient data' for full GM risk assessment (9/15/06)
§ Consumer group urges
USDA not to approve GMO rice (9/15/06)
§ FAO
Director-General Appeals for Second Green Revolution (9/13/06)
§ FSA moves to block
illegal GM rice (9/5/06)
§ Rights
panel pushing govt to drop biosafety
bill (9/5/06)
§ USDA says validated Bayer test for GMO rice (8/25/06)
§ Federal judge: officials cut
corners with biotech crop permits (8/15/06)
§ Canada: The
WTO Rules on Genetically Modified Organisms
(8/10/06)
§ USDA
publishes report on bio-engineered crops in Uzbekistan (8/8/06)
§
GM plan 'will protect conventional crops' (7/20/06)
§ Adoption of
Genetically Engineered Crops in the U.S. (7/15/06)
§ EFSA
launches GM food consultation (7/10/06)
§ USDA Works to Improve Bread With Biotech (6/29/06)
§ FDA advises voluntary disclosure of GMO crop tests (6/23/06
§ Consumer Group Sues FDA Over Biotech Foods (6/9/06)
§ EFSA to up co-operation on GMO risk assessment (5/19/06)
§ GMO bill killed by governor (5/17/06)
§
EU freeze on GM food illegal – WTO
(5/12/06)
§ Lawmakers slam weak monitoring of GM food (5/10/06)
§
Polish GM bill 'violates EU regulations' (5/3/06)
§ Field trial of GM crops only after GEAC approval, rules
apex court (5/2/06)
§ Battle over Bt cotton hots up
in AP (4/27/06)
§ Enviro watchdog welcomes labelling
of GM food (4/26/06)
§ Senate Sows Seeds Of GM Ban (4/25/06)
§ House, Senate reach compromise on genetic seeds
(4/20/06)
§ EU commission 'admitted GM food uncertainty' (4/19/06)
Polish Government Eyes Ban On GMO Plantings (4/7/06)
§ U.S. Interior Dept. sued over GMO plantings (4/6/06)
§ Call For Crop Regulation Changes (3/20/06)
§ EU Farm Chief Lukewarm on Plan for GMO Crop Law
(2/28/06)
§ GM potato no threat to health, says EFSA (2/27/06)
§ Philippine Govt In Dilemna Over GM Foods (2/20/06)
§
Feds Sued Over Approval of Genetically Engineered
Alfalfa (2/17/06)
§
State accused of failing in GM policy (2/6/06)
§ Maize imports free from illegal GMOs,
says FSA (1/27/06)
§ Chair
of Whiteman Osterman law group to address biotech
patent conference (1/25/06)
§ Amendment to biosafety
policies governing GM crops is pushed (1/24/06)
§ AP Govt threatens to cancel Mahyco's licence (1/7/06)
§ Government to check planting of transgenic corn in 2005
(1/6/06)
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§
Genetically altered rice suits combined (12/ 20/06)
§
Farmer quits GM trial after
phone threats (12/18/06)
§
Biotech seen doubling U.S. corn yields by 2030
(12/12/06)
§
Farmer
quits GM trial after phone threats (12/16/06)
US citizens
ignorant of genetically modified diet (12/16/06)
GM potato farmer 'feels unsafe' (12/16/06)
SC
concerned over risks of open field trials of GM seeds (12/16/06)
§ Africa in
the middle of U.S.-European biotech trade war (12/12/06)
§ Biotech
seen doubling U.S. corn yields by 2030 (12/11/06)
§ U.S. Uneasy
About Biotech Food; Americans Lack Knowledge, Faith In FDA's Accuracy, Poll
Finds (12/7/06)
§ BigG executive: U.S. food industry isn't ready for biotech
wheat (12/5/06)
§ Fueling South Florida's biotech boom (11/22/06)
§ Have
Your Say On Field Trials (11/22/06)
§ EU drags heels on biotech food, US
lawmakers say (11/16/06)
§
Farmers' fears on GE crops allayed
(11/13/06)
§
Oregon committee invites contested ‘biopharming’
of GE Plants(11/9/06)
§ USA: Biotech rice saga yields
bushel of questions for Feds (11/6/06)
§ Oregon biopharming panel sees way to protect
health, advance work (10/31/06)
§ Glyphosate-Resistant Marestail Confirmed In Nebraska (10/31/06)
§
U.S. Holy See Embassy Wades Into Genetically Modified Crops Debate
(10/25/06)
§ Commission Decision Backed on strict counter testing of US rice imports
(10/25/06)
§ Researchers Developing Purple Tomatoes (10/24/06)
§ EU votes to test U.S. rice (10/23/06)
§
Michigan growers cautioned about Stewart's wilt in field corn
(10/23/06)
§
Climate Change Forces Farming Innovation (10/23/06)
§ Biotech Instills Fear And Loathing In California Rice Belt (10/13/06)
§ North Dakota could see canola crops double (10/10/06)
§ Washington farmers raise modified safflower for drug firm (10/10/06)
§ U.S. wants EU to speed up approval of genetically modified products
(10/2/06)
§ Bio firm plans factory for processing genetically engineered rice in
Kansas (10/2/06)
§ GM Crops
Saving Farm Economy from Drought (9/26/06)
§ Committee
receives comments against Oregon biopharming
(9/26/06)
§ GM POTATOES
FACTS AND FICTIONS (9/24/06)
§ More
farmers sue over release of altered rice (9/17/06)
§ Critics of modified
plants grow louder (9/13/06)
§ Ore.
Incident Leads To Worries About Genetically Modified Plants (9/13/06)
§ When
genetically modified plants go wild (9/9/06)
§ Report:
Export Markets Still Not Ready for Biotech Wheat (9/6/06)
§ Zero
tolerance is the problem (9/6/06)
§ Soybeans for fuel and food are featured at Farm Progress Show in Iowa
(8/30/06)
§ Analysis - US Oversight Of Biotech Crops Seen Lacking (8/30/06)
§ California rice industry nervous about GMO contamination 1,600 miles
away (8/29/06)
§ Genetic crop bill OK'd by California Assembly (8/28/06)
§ US opposes India’s initiative on labelling of
GM foods (8/28/06)
§ US reviews EU demands on biotech rice (8/24/06)
§ New EU measures to stop unauthorised GMO
containing US rice imports (8/24/06)
§ EU set to
stop GMO-tainted US rice (8/23/06)
§ US rushes
test for GMO rice amid skittish market (8/23/06)
§ EU poised
to take measures against US rice (8/22/06)
§ No
genetically modified U.S. rice imported to S. Korea: agriculture ministry
(8/21/06)
§ GE rice
contaminates US crop (8/21/06)
§ North
Dakota State Partners With Monsanto On Oilseed Crops (8/2/06)
§
Fruit in
Space (7/24/06)
§ Hawaii GM seed business updated (7/24/06)
§ Iowa State
Researchers Developing Bio Corn (7/6/06)
§
China Xiwang Gets Approval for U.S. GMO Corn Imports
(7/5/06)
§ Beyond
genetically modified crops (7/4/06)
§
Biotech
Corn Planting Increases in Nebraska (7/1/06)
§ Santa Cruz next to consider GMO ban (6/19/06)
§ Kansas opens arms to Ventria's biotech rice
(6/16/06)
§
Plant Genetics Offer New Options To Midwest Farmers (6/1/06)
§ GM the
'Answer to the Future' (5/24/06)
§ UH seeds still GMO tainted (5/23/06)
§ USA : China largest market for US biotech crops
(5/19/06)
§
Modified
Crops' Usage Grows (5/14/06)
§ Vermont farmers have mixed reaction to GMO veto (5/9/06)
§
Genetically
Altered Cotton Crop on Rise (5/6/06)
§ States urged to drop GM bans (4/28/06)
§ GM cotton research wins award (4/28/06)
§ Michigan House Approves Bill On Genetically Modified
Seeds (4/27/06)
§ Fewer Restrictions Will Lead To Advancements In
Transgenic Crops (4/18/06)
§ Drug corn could have promising Iowa future (4/13/06)
§ Stricter Review Urged for Biotech Food (4/13/06)
§ Soybeans will lead way (4/12/06)
§ Biotech critics, backers make their cases at Chicago
events (4/10/06)
§ A Cornfield Grows In McCormick Place; Biotech Show To
Focus On Consumer Products (4/4/06)
§
Government To Give GM Agri-Commodities
A Boost 4/4/06)
§ Super fruits set to dominate flavour
market (3/31/06)
§ Canada acting as U.S. pawn in support of 'suicide seeds,'
say farm activists (3/21/06)
§ Do plants have the potential to vaccinate against
HIV? (3/13/06)
§ 10-Year Ban Proposed For Genetically Modified
Agriculture (3/1/06)
§
Older Farmers Less Likely To Plant Bt Corn (2/21/06)
§
Easing fears of biotech food (2/21/06)
§
More Voices Joining Chorus For GMO Wheat (2/16/06)
§
America's
masterplan is to force GM food on the world
(2/13/06)
§
Bill
would require labeling of genetically modified seeds (2/13/06)
§
CSPI report shows drop in new U.S. agri-biotech
products (2/10/06)
§
American Dietetic Association reaffirms support for ag biotechnology
(2/2/06)
§
WTO rules against EU in pivotal GM case (2/2/06)
§ Seeds of conflict take root in debate over Michigan
farming bill (1/30/06)
§ Scientists
eye tobacco for plague vaccine (1/17/06)
§ Hawaii serves as world's biotech lab (1/16/06)
§ Missouri agency gives tentative OK to biopharm lab project (1/13/06)
§ Plant-derived vaccines safeguard against deadly plague
(1/10/06)
§ Agriculture Dept. faulted on oversight of biotech crop
trials (1/8/06)
§ Biotech crops mark first decade with wins, losses
(1/1/06)
|
§ Genetically engineered peanuts get go-ahead (12/29/06)
§ China breeds 55 new GM cotton strains (12/29/06)
§
ROMANIA: GM Soy to be Banned (12/20/06)
§ Non-GM
farmers say report fails to address pay issues (12/19/06)
§ New potato
variety boasts less acrylamide, better aroma
(12/18/06)
§ EU ministers look set to back
Austria over GMO ban (12/18/06)
§ Do We Need
GM Wheat? (12/18/06)
§ Apex court
concerned over use of GURTs in transgenic mustard
(12/18/06)
§ New potato
variety boasts less acrylamide, better aroma
(12/18/06)
§ Lab-altered
grapes uncork fears of `Frankenwine' (12/16/06)
§ Chinese
consumers concerned about food safety (12/16/06)
§ Bt Cotton
Area Set To Rise 75 Pc Next Season (12/16/06)
§ Field
trials of genetically modified herbicide tolerant maize event GA21 to be
carried out in France between 2007 and 2009 (12/15/06)
§ GM Mustard: GEAC to submit report (12/15/06)
§ Uganda:
Country Gets GM Testing Tools (12/15/06)
§ Bt Cotton
Area Set To Rise 75 Pc Next Season (12/14/06)
§ EU Court
Asked to Fine France over National GMO Law (12/13/06)
§ Genetic
modification turns plant virus into delivery vehicle for green-friendly
insecticide, say UF researchers (12/13/06)
§ ENVIRONMENT-CHILE:Time for Straight Talk
about Transgenics? (12/13/06)
§ Lab-altered
grapes uncork fears of `Frankenwine' (12/13/06)
§ Biotech
cotton won't ease hunger but may ease poverty (12/12/06)
§ FSANZ
Receives Submissions for GM Soybeans and Rice (12/12/06)
§ What Does
GM Potatoes Mean for Future Blight Control? (12/12/06)
§ Stronger
Rules on Produce Likely After Outbreaks of E.Coli
(12/12/06)
§ GM Bacteria
eats cancer (12/11/06)
§ 300 bushels
per acre corn yield no longer a pie-in-sky goal (12/11/06)
§ Scientists
to develop genetically-modified abaca (12/11/06)
§ Green
Revolution feeds the world, but not Africa (12/11/06)
§ Many
African nations reject biotech cassava plant (12/11/06)
· Frankentree (12/9/06)
§ GM canola
shipment contaminated: AQIS (12/8/06)
§ Genetically
modified yeast could boost biofuels (12/7/06)
§ Queensland
could trial GM cane (12/7/06)
§ Company
defends GM canola imports (12/7/06)
§ Super
Lettuce Turns Sour Sweet (12/7/06)
§ Casting New
Light On Genetics Debate (12/7/06)
§ China
delays GM rice, again (12/7/06)
§ Australian
food firms urged to avoid GM canola (12/6/06)
§ GM potatoes
could 'strengthen competitiveness' (12/6/06)
§ Canada to
partner India in knowledge city project (12/6/06)
§ GM starch
potato approval goes Council of Ministers (12/6/06)
§ Greenpeace
fail to block GM canola (12/6/06)
§ New Crops
Needed to Avoid Famines (12/6/06)
§ Americans
Still Uncomfortable With Biotech Foods (12/6/06)
§ Editorial:
Biotech Crops Are A Boon (12/6/06)
§ The
Potential of Genetically Modified Soy to Manage HIV/AIDS in Africa
(12/6/06)
§ Cornfields
Isolated After Ge Scare (12/5/06)
§ Power Shift
in Wheat Exports (12/5/06)
§ EU clashes
over first "live" GMO crop since 1998 (12/5/06)
§ US food
sector wary of GMO wheat - Gen Mills exec (12/5/06)
§ INDIA:
Agriculture ministry acknowledges rise in Bt cotton acreage (12/5/06)
§ Wheat
scientist takes on drought, rot, Roundup (12/5/06)
§ Newly
Cloned Gene Key to More Adaptable Wheat Varieties (12/5/06)
§ Challenges
facing Europe over GMO policy impact (12/5/06)
§ Alert over
secret GM seed in imports (12/5/06)
§ Britain
gives go-ahead to GMO potato trials (12/4/06)
§ New crops
needed to avoid famines (12/4/06)
§ EU clashes
over first "live" GMO crop since 1998 (12/4/06)
§ GM corn
investigation to be completed by Tuesday (12/4/06)
§ Greens see
red over 'GM sweetcorn planting' (12/2/06)
§ Scientist
warns over GM potato trials (12/2/06)
§ The Gm Spud (12/2/06)
§ Scientist
in GM potato warning (12/1/06)
§ GM potato
trials given go-ahead (12/1/06)
§ Trials for
GM potatoes agreed (12/1/06)
§ MAF investigates GM sweet corn importation (12/1/06)
§ Lawyers
want 13 lawsuits over biotech rice to be merged (12/1/06)
§ Border bungles allows GE contaminated seeds into NZ
(12/1/06)
§ Britain gives go-ahead to GMO potato trials (12/1/06)
§
Britain to
okay GMO potato trials : Report (12/1/06)
§ GM potato trials given go-ahead in Britain (12/1/06)
§
Scientists target costly wheat
disease (11/30/06)
§
Thai rice exporters eye Europe's non-GM market
(11/30/06)
§
Producers Blast Hungary's Stance On
GM Crops (11/30/06)
§ Have Your Say On Field Trials (11/29/06)
Farmers cautioned on Bt rice tests (11/29/06)
§ GMO rice found safe, but trade still fettered (11/29/06)
§ China, Chile to exchange
breed resources in agricultural cooperation (11/29/06)
§ Biotech
Plays Role In Meeting Food, Fuel Demand (11/29/06)
§ Ground
Reality: Bt Cotton Crop Rises To 8.6 M Acres In India (11/28/06)
§ Spurious
Bt Cotton Seeds In Vidarbha Caused Farmers' Plight
(11/28/06)
§ Toxic
Seed Becomes Hope For The Hungry (11/28/06)
§ Engineered
Rice: Deregulate? (11/28/06)
§ Debate
On GMOs Triggered By Passion (11/28/06)
§ Zimbabwe:
State to Ensure Safety in Use of GMOs - Zhuwawo (11/28/06)
§ Hungary Set To Pass
"Strictest" GMO Crop Law (11/27/06)
§ Wheat
gene clone boosts food benefits (11/27/06)
§ Germany permits first trial GMO wheat plantings
(11/27/06)
§
Deliberate release of NK603 and NK603 x MON 810 maize
for the use in field trials in the Czech Republic (11/25/06)
Field peas prove their worth in dry season in Western
Australia's northeastern wheatbelt (11/25/06)
Notification for the field testing of spring oilseed
rape (Brassica napus)
genetically modified for improved oil composition in the seed (11/25/06)
§
Genetically
Modified Foods Are Safe, Weizmann Head Says
(11/23/06)
§ Golden
Rice still at development stage (11/23/06)
§ Zimbabwe:
GMO - Debate Rages On (11/23/06)
§ The Search for Private Profit in the Nation's Public Par (11/23/06)
§ Hungary sets limits for GM crops (11/23/06)
§ Geneticists Gone Wild. What's the World to Do? (11/23/06)
§ Strengthening
Canadian Gobal Opportunity — BIOTECanada
(11/20/06)
A
Vision of the Soybean Sector — Top Crop Manager (11/20/06)
§ Annan Warns of "Catastrophic"
Biotech Danger (11/20/06)
§ Modified cotton to be edible
(11/20/06)
§ Biotechnology: new vista to tackle
complex problems of world food security (11/20/06)
§ Bt paddy trials raise a din in
Tamil Nadu (11/20/06)
§ Increase in acerage
indicates its popularity (11/20/06)
§ Farmers want GE trials stopped (11/17/06)
§ SA extends genetically modified
crop ban (11/17/06)
§
New Study Finds Biotech Plays Role
in Meeting Food and Fuel Demand (11/17/06)
§ EU proposes fees for food safety authorisations (11/17/06)
§
'GM Crops Help Cut Pesticide Use'
(11/16/06)
§ Groups seek ban on engineered trees
(11/16/06)
§ Bt rootworm corn isn't
'bulletproof,' entomologists say (11/16/06)
§ Agricultural Biotechnology: Overregulated and
Underappreciated (11/13/06)
§
Mexico Puts Transgenic Corn Trials
On Hold (11/13/06)
India: Delhi Univ's transgenic
mustard crop trials may hit roadblock (11/13/06)
§ India: AP Govt seeks say in
field trials (11/9/06)
New Regulatory Body Likely For GM
Crops (11/9/06)
§ UK scientists ask permission to
create human-cow hybrid (11/7/06)
§ There's no chance that this
technology will replace GM (11/7/06)
§ India: As Bt trial fields sprout, regulators say ensure
monitoring mechanism runs deep (11/7/06)
§ Dispute boils over GM rice
(11/7/06)
§ India: Exporters seek ban on field trials of GM rice
(11/3/06)
§ Czechs profit by mixing GM crops with conventional and
organic yields (11/2/06)
§ GMO Traces Pressure Spain's Organic
Maize Farmers (11/1/06)
§ Indian traders warn against GM rice
(11/1/06)
§ GM cabbage trials could have opposite effect on pests,
lobby group says (11/1/06)
§ GMO
Crops Continue to Catch On With Farmers — Better Farming (11/1/06)
§ India: Centre gives nod to Mahyco (10/31/06)
§ Protect Indian rice exports from contamination: Industry (10/31/06)
§
New approaches to problems in the fields of mycotoxin
and stress tolerance research
(10/31/06)
§
International Institute of Tropical Agriculture field days introduce
disease-tolerant planting materials to Cameroon farmers (10/31/06)
§ Mexico Shuts the Door on GM Maize (10/30/06)
§ BKU torches GM
rice test field in Karnal (10/30/06)
§ GM variety may spell trouble for Indian rice(10/30/06)
§ DEFRA's 'flawed'
genetically modified crop proposals under fire from campaigners (10/30/06)
§ Romania Harvests Trouble With Its GM Crops (10/30/06)
§ GM cotton gets green light in northern Australia (10/27/06)
§ GM firms' wine industry's attempt deflated (10/27/06)
§ GM tomato good for the heart (10/27/06)
§ GMCs: Good, bad or
useless? (10/27/06)
§ Why Glyphosate Resistance Is So Important (10/26/06)
§ Little GM food makes it onto European plates, says EU (10/26/06)
§ Rice War: A Chinese Ag Economist Plows Ahead With His Push for GM Seeds
(10/25/06)
§ Biotechnology Is Moving Outside Its Normal Agricultural Envelope
(10/25/06)
§ Greenpeace files suit to end open-field trials (10/25/06)
§ Mexico GMO commercial corn seen years away (10/25/06)
§ Feeding Africa
(10/25/06)
§ European opposition to GE rice: Thailand reaps windfall (10/23/06)
§ Three out of four Italians see GMOs as health
threat (10/23/06)
§ GM peanut is enriched with vitamins (10/22/06)
§ Agricultural research in Montpellier is recognized as one of 13 fields
of scientific excellence in France (10/20/06)
§ Mexico to set up GMO rules within two weeks (10/19/06)
§ Genetically enhanced flavonoid tomatoes could
reduce cardiovascular disease (10/19/06)
§ Mexico rejects biotech corn planting (10/19/06)
§ Local demand for genetically modified crops rises (10/19/06)
§ GM crops seen as way farmers can beat drought (10/18/06)
§ Organic lobby concedes GM-coexistence is inevitable (10/18/06)
§ Minister reignites the GM debate (10/18/06)
§ South Africa: Local demand for genetically modified crops rises
(10/18/06)
§ Genetically modified wine on the cards (10/18/06)
§ EU set to decide on compulsory tests for GMO rice (10/17/06)
§ Exporters want GM-free pledge (10/17/06)
§ Acceptance of
biotechnology growing, U.S. official says (10/17/06)
§ World’s most important gene banks now under international plant genetic
resources treaty (10/17/06)
§ Calif. growers fear biotech rice threat (10/16/06)
§ India: Field trials of indigenously developed GM golden rice soon
(10/16/06)
Barley breeding trials on show in Queensland (10/16/06)
§ GM regulator on panel funded by biotech majors (10/13/06)
§ Field trials of indigenously developed GM Gold Rice soon (10/13/06)
§ GM Rice Likely To Make Trade More Complex (10/13/06)
§ Stalk-Raving Mad --- French Farmers, Activists Battle Over Rise In
Genetically Altered Corn (10/13/06)
§ India:
Field trials of indigenously developed GM golden rice soon (10/13/06)
§ Australian State Ag minister slams Fed GM call (10/13/06)
§ ‘Biotech is more than GM crop’ (10/13/06)
§ Don't deny crop-starved Africa a gene revolution (10/12/06)
§ Uganda 'needs biotech law' to save banana sector (10/12/06)
§ Good Enough To Eat: Weighing both sides to the genetic engineering
debate (10/12/06)
§ Does application matter? An examination of public perception of
agricultural biotechnology applications (10/12/06)
§ On-farm benefits of plant biotechnology also benefit society (10/11/06)
§ Public perceptions of tobacco biopharming (10/11/06)
§
EuropaBio welcomes
'science-based' hearing on GM food (10/10/06)
§ ICRISAT to come out with 'BT' Chickpea, Pigeonpea
(10/10/06)
§ Grain of truth: PM says GM rice good for food security (10/10/06)
§ Japan’s GM dilemma (10/6/06)
§ GMOs And Allergies:
Tests May Help Answer Questions (10/4/06)
§ Brazil Moves Toward Biotech (10/4/06)
§ Indian
agricultural university plans field trial of transgenic version of Bt brinjal (10/2/06)
Japan lifts ban on U.S. long grain rice (10/2/06)
§ Uganda: Mixed response to country's biotech progress (10/2/06)
§ EU may ban altered foods, WTO says (10/2/06)
§ GM crops are
a liability not asset (9/29/06)
§ Spain's Ebro suspended U.S. rice imports in August (9/29/06)
§ BC-PR-GM-FOOD: SAPA PR -- GM FOOD SAFE FOR HUMANS AND
THE ENVIRONMENT (9/28/06)
§ GM Foods: Insurance Angle To The DEFRA
Consultation Paper
§ (9/28/06)
§ Golden Rice in 3 years
(9/28/06)
§ Illegal
rice recalled (9/28/06)
§ Biotechnology
won't fix declining wheat markets (9/27/06)
§ 'Genetically
modified food need of the hour' (9/26/06)
§ GM CROPS
(9/26/06)
§ Biotech
potential for Kedah’s agriculture (9/25/06)
§ 'Don't be
afraid of new technology' (9/25/06)
§ Biotech
goods grow 15 times since 1994 (9/25/06)
§ Court:
withhold approval for genetically modified products (9/24/06)
§ Genetically
altered plants not accepted in Royal Flora expo (9/24/06)
§ EU chases
GMO-tainted rice strain in four countries (9/22/06)
§ French
farmers protest over GMO attacks, water curbs (9/21/06)
§ Rice
farmers hold tight to crop after GMO woes (9/20/06)
§ GM bacteria
key to cheaper xylitol production? (9/20/06)
§ Thailand sees GM as key to rising
threat from Chinese agriculture (9/19/06)
§ EU ministers
deadlocked over GMO rapeseed imports (9/19/06)
§ GM: The
cover-up (9/17/06)
§ Legal
challenge plan over GM rice (9/17/06)
§ Define
'Precautionary Principle' To Avoid Clashes Over Biotechnology Under World
Trade Rules (9/15/06)
§ New Study
Shows Nutrition Has Greater Impact than Biotech Content on Soil Organisms
(9/15/06)
§ Biotech
Traits: What's New (9/14/06)
§ GM banana
plants resist disease (9/13/06)
§ Bt Brinjal Faces Consumers, Scientists Wrath (9/13/06)
§ Genetically
modified rice hits Switzerland (9/13/06)
§ Doubts Over Cassava Project
(9/12/06)
§ Genetic
engineering: Scrutinize, don't demonize (9/12/06)
§ Southern Africa: GMO testing vital
for SADC (9/12/06)
§ Contamination:
1. Containment: 0. Greenpeace Calls For Immediate Halt To GE Brinjal Field Trials (9/12/06)
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