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§ New panel being set up to regulate GM food
import (12/4/07)
§ NSW Parliament approves GM plan (12/6/07)
§
GM laws cause confusion (12/6/07)
§ Last-Ditch Attempt To Keep GM Genie In Its
Bottle (12/6/07)
§ Vic Govt's GM adviser
denies conflict of interest (12/6/07)
§ Chief scientist's blast over GM and triple vaccine (12/7/07)
§ We need GM crops, says new chief scientist (12/13/07)
§ Labor cowardly on GM crops: Coalition (11/4/07)
§ Is the Continent Being Bullied Into Growing GM
Crops? (11/7/07)
§
FSA plans review of unauthorised
GM rice (11/8/07)
§
Seeds are sown for GM crops by 2009 (11/9/07)
§ Govt sure NSW or Vic will axe GM ban (11/13/07)
§ NGO asks gov’t to deny
Bayer petition (11/15/07)
§ SAFF remains firm on GM crops stance (11/19/07)
§ SC issues notice to Centre on import of GM processed
food (11/20/07)
§ DA rejects request to back ban on GMOs (11/20/07)
§ Chief scientist says atomic power and GM crops are
the future (11/27/07)
§
European Official Faults
Ban on Genetically Altered Feed (11/27/07)
§ NSW, Vic lift GM bans in
landmark moves (11/27/07)
§ Vic Govt
urged to extend GM crops moratorium (11/27/07)
§ Brown Must Embrace GM
Crops To Head Off Food Crisis - Chief Scientist (11/29/07)
§
CODEX proposes
guidelines for non-approved GMOs (10/05/07)
§ Govt asks industry to
monitor GM soybean oil import (10/05/07)
§ USDA concludes
genetically engineered rice investigation (10/08/07)
§ Romanian senate approves
GMO growth (10/25/07)
§
Demand for GMO labels on
food (10/31/07)
§
EU Commission to rule on
Austria's ban on GMO corn (10/31/07)
§ NSW Govt plans to review
GM ban (7/16/07)
§ Government urged to
reject 'dangerous' GM corn (7/19/07)
§ NSW farmers step up pressure on govts (7/19/07)
§
Govt urged to get serious
about promoting biotechnology (7/19/07)
§ Ethics group accuses govt
agency of rigging GM survey results (7/23/07)
§ Planet Biotechnology,
Inc. - Availability of an environmental assessment for a field release of Nicotiana hybrids genetically engineered to produce
antibodies (6/13/07)
§ Availability of an
environmental assessment and finding of no significant impact for a proposed
field release of genetically engineered safflower (6/19/07)
§ Congress 5/End Ban On
Genetically Modified Cropso (6/20/07)
§ Greenpeace protests
against GM maize in Czech Republic (6/26/07)
§
EU Govts
Deadlocked Over Genetically Modified Corn Imports (6/26/07)
§ Kenya's National Biosafety Committee approves field trails of a
genetically engineered cotton variety
(6/28/07)
§ Greenpeace says it found
illegal GM corn in U.S. shipment to EU (5/01/07)
§ Court Rejects Appeal on GM Canola Case (5/4/07)
§ Supreme Court of India
lifts temporary ban on field trials of GM crops (5/11/07)
§
SC ruling on GMOs restarts seed supply (5/11/07)
§ UK govt
approves a 2nd site for BASF GM potato trials (5/14/07)
§ Govt to consult over GM ban
expiry (5/14/07)
§ Scientists vote for GM
cotton (5/16/07)
§ Availability of an
environmental assessment and finding of no significant impact for a proposed
field release of rice genetically engineered to express lactoferrin,
lysozyme, or serum albumin (5/16/07)
§
House Ag Committee Kills
Proposed Bill to Ban Genetically Engineered Taro (4/02/07)
§
Greenpeace activist
denied access to data on safety tests of GM crops (4/04/07)
§ EFSA panel reconfirms
opinion on nptII plant gene safety (4/17/07)
§
Lithuanian government
rejects petitions for field trials of transgenic corn and rapeseed (4/19/07)
§
Agbiotech's Public Policy Follies
(4/30/07)
§ USDA approves genetically engineered
rice (3/05/07)
§ Govt extends suspension of
rule on GM soyoil imports (3/13/07)
§ USDA accused of lax food
safety measures (3/13/07)
§
Bill seeks to protect wild rice (3/16/07)
§
Anti-GM Stunt Targets
France's Sarkozy (3/19/07)
§ USDA Clarifies Policy on
Low-Level Presence of Genetically Engineered Material (3/28/07)
§
South African government
rejects modified maize (3/29/07)
§ Organic firms slam GM
label plan (2/5/07)
§ Hungary lobbies other EU
members to support GM crop ban (2/6/07)
§ USDA Faulted On
Oversight Of Test Crops (2/7/07)
§ Govt urged to consider GMO
(2/8/07)
§ Greenpeace vows to block
GMO rice approval in RP (2/12/07)
§ GM food and the harm of
hysteria (2/19/07)
§
FSA challenged in court
over GM contamination (2/20/07)
§ Judicial Review favours FSA in GM contamination case (2/26/07)
§
Bill would hold makers
of engineered crops liable for damage (2/28/07)
§ Yellow-Seeded Canola Part of Genome Project — Canola
Guide (1/1/07)
§
Summit participants express
varying views on GMOs (1/3/07)
§ SemBioSys
to Proceed With Abbreviated Regulatory Path for Plant-Produced Insulin After
Meeting With the FDA (1/3/07)
§
DBT contemplates changes to GM crop field trial
regulations (1/10/07)
§ Greenpeace says British
Columbians want labels on genetically modified food (1/19/07)
§ GM fears a pile of crop,
says APEC (1/22/07)
§ APEC forum discusses
agricultural biotechnology (1/24/07)
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§ Pacific: Oceania at Risk from Biotechnology
Exploitation and Genetically-Modified Food
(12/6/07)
§ GMO Crops: A Growing Concern (12/7/07)
§ Kim Chance "out of touch" on GMs (12/7/07)
§ Brazil
Court Says Syngenta Can't Use Parana
Site For GM Tests (12/7/07)
§ Market sends mixed signals re GM (12/7/07)
§ Redesigning trees
(12/10/07)
§ Can Genetically Modified Lettuce Cure Diabetes? (11/2/07)
§ Hawaii seed crop business up sharply (11/5/07)
§ Bioplastics: Long green row to hoe- Associated Press (11/5/07)
§ Fourteen Global Experts Comment on the Safety and
Use of Genetically Modified Food Crops
(11/5/07)
§ Greenpeace: Contamination by biotech rice could cost
US industry $1.2 billion (11/6/07)
§ U.S. GMO rice caused $1.2 bln
in damages -- Greenpeace (11/6/07)
§ An alternative approach to genetic engineered
alfalfa (11/9/07)
§ Genetically modified grain exports remain strong
(11/12/07)
§ Genetically modified corn is subject of hearing
(11/13/07)
§ Genetically modified seeds raise contamination fears
(11/16/07)
§ Critics brand new breed
of super seed 'frankenfood? (11/26/07)
§ Round 2 for Biotech
Beets (11/27/07)
§ Next up for U.S.
farmers: Genetically modified sugar beets (11/27/07)
§
Court Rejects North Dakota Farmers' Bid to Grow
Industrial Hemp (11/30/07)
§
Bud maker denies GM
accusations (10/09/07)
§
Genetically engineered
corn could harm aquatic ecosystems (10/09/07)
§
Genetically engineered
plants eat toxic waste (10/17/07)
§ Science should be only
criteria for setting biotech corn rules (10/18/07)
§
Genetically altered
food: Labels hotly debated in Iowa (10/19/07)
§ WA considers GM cotton
for the Ord (10/22/07)
§
Biotech foods are still
hard to swallow (10/23/07)
§ Time is right for
biotech wheat - U.S. growers (10/24/07)
§ Transgenic corn and
refuges (10/26/07)
§
Genetically modified periwinkle
could become biofactory (10/31/07)
§
Brewers face GMO testing
(7/13/07)
§
U.S. to mull changes to
oversight of biotech crops (7/13/07)
§
Debate on GM food
becoming a political fight (6/01/07)
§
Experts Express
Confidence in the Safety of Genetically Modified Foods (6/05/07)
§ U.S. firm seeks patent
for artificial life form (6/11/07)
§ Small, self-controlled
planes to detect airborne pathogens above agricultural fields (6/11/07)
§
Ethanol makers look to
grass, citrus, even trash (5/08/07)
§
Interest in genetically
modified crops rooted in funding (5/09/07)
§ SC allows approved field
trials of GM crops (5/9/07)
§ Researchers attach genes
to minichromosomes in maize (5/15/07)
§
Cheaper, cleaner ethanol from biotech corn (5/16/07)
§ U.S. approves GMO rice
to produce human proteins (5/17/07)
§
Biofuel research gathers steam
(5/23/07)
§ GM crops survive
weed-whacking herbicide (5/25/07)
§ Minnesota aims to
protect wild rice from biotech (5/30/07)
§
Biofuels launch biotech’s ‘third
wave’ (4/02/07)
§ Industry opposes plan to
grow genetically modified rice in Kansas (4/02/07)
§ S.K. reportedly agrees
to nix testing U.S. genetically modified crops (4/04/07)
§
Biosafety labs urged to report
accidents and near misses (4/05/07)
§ Laws target genetically
altered crops (4/10/07)
§ How To
Confine The Plants Of The Future? (4/12/07)
§ Battle Grows Over
Bio-Crops (4/20/07)
§
Eco-friendly clothing
fits green lifestyle (4/20/07)
§
NGO Challenges Order to
Pay Monsanto (4/24/07)
§
Codex and the GM trade
stalemate (4/25/07)
§ US Exporters Fear GMO
Corn Seed Will Hurt Sales (4/25/07)
§ GMO Corn Trait not
Approved for Sale in Minnesota (4/25/07)
§ Kansas Crop Improvement Association
extends deadline for certifiable wheat fields
(4/27/07)
§ Biotech seeks to ease fuel’s
reliance on oil, corn (4/27/07)
§ U.S. tests for GMO in
rice; seeks halt in some planting (3/06/07)
§ GM tomatoes to provide
daily folate needs? (3/06/07)
§ GM rice withdrawn from
US market (3/12/07)
§ Seeking better biotech
‘yields’ (3/13/07)
§ Judge halts sales of
Monsanto GMO alfalfa (3/13/07)
§ UW prof:
Ban on genetic alfalfa could hurt (3/14/07)
§
Biologists Develop Large
Gene Dataset for Rice Plant (3/14/07)
§ Rice board spurns
biotech (3/15/07)
§ Mexico testing US rice
for GMO strain (3/15/07)
§ Secrecy, danger surround
genetic engineering of grapes (3/16/07)
§
California calls for
suspension of GM rice testing (3/23/07)
§
Genetically engineered crops need more oversight (3/26/07)
§
GM trials to continue
after settlement of case in SC (3/27/07)
§
Agricultural biotech Cibus aims to make plants more tolerant (3/27/07)
§
Use of biotech cotton
improves yield with no ill effects
(2/7/07)
§ Panel kills
modified-alfalfa bill (2/7/07)
§
Food Vs. Fuel; As Energy
Demands Devour Crops Once Meant For Sustenance, The Economics Of Agriculture
Are Being Rewritten (2/8/07)
§ Producers Rice Mill
target of biotech rice lawsuit (2/13/07)
§ House bill aims to ban
taro testing for 5 years (2/14/07)
§
U.S. judge challenges
Monsanto seed approval (2/14/07)
§ Effects Of Genetically
Engineered Alfalfa Cultivate A Debate (2/16/07)
§ GM sugar beet could
bring end to weed beet misery (2/16/07)
§ Sacramento Valley
farmers sound alarm on bio-engineered rice (2/21/07)
§ Environmental
regulation: U.S. courts say transgenic crops need tighter scrutiny (2/26/07)
§ Biotech goes to the
garden (2/27/07)
§ Idaho company tries to perfect a genetically
modified potato that's tastier and healthier
(1/8/07)
§ Debate rages over
genetically modified crops (1/19/07)
§ Global biotech crop
acreage grows 13 percent (1/19/07)
§ Generic GM Coming…Eventually (1/11/07)
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§ Genetically Modified crops could be accepted in
Europe within 10 years (12/3/07)
§ Biotech Forestry Suggests Genetically Engineered
Trees (12/3/07)
§
Last-ditch attempt to keep GM genie in its bottle (12/4/07)
§ EU Threatens Poland With Lawsuits, Fines Over GMO
Ban (12/4/07)
§ Is it safe and will it sell? No answers
yet (12/4/07)
§ Carpenter remains firm on GM crops policy (12/5/07)
§ Polish archbishop dismisses fears of genetically
modified food (12/5/07)
§ No GM organisms for local wineries (12/5/07)
§
Green light for GM canola crops in March (12/5/07)
§ Nossal dismisses GM conflict of interest (12/5/07)
§ Pacific Conference of churches summit on genetics
and new biotechnologies underway
(12/6/07)
§ React to genetically modified rice
(12/6/07)
§ Biotechnology Lobby Group Concerned About Bt Maize
Rejections
(12/6/07)
§
WA farmers 'benefit' from non-GM trade (12/6/07)
§ Frankenstein food beats starvation (12/7/07)
§ Bt
Cotton Finds Greater Acceptance Among AP Farmers: Mahyco (12/7/07)
§ France Suspends Commercial GMO Seed Use, Studies
Safety (12/7/07)
§ GM resistance is threatening cheap food (12/7/07)
§ Genetically modified yeast for wine rejected (12/7/07)
§ GM resistance is 'threatening cheap food' (12/8/07)
§ Agric biotechnology - Mixed blessing (12/8/07)
§ Science and policy collide in EU over genetically
modified crops (12/9/07)
§ Science and policy collide in EU over genetically
modified crops (12/9/07)
§ France suspends commercial GMO seed use, studies
safety (12/10/07)
§ EU Caught in Quandary Over
GMO Animal Feed Imports (12/10/07)
§ French activist Bove to go
on anti-GMO hunger strike (12/10/07)
§ Farmers in Australian states can grow GM canola (12/10/07)
§ Consumers to be protected (12/11/07)
§ Qatar discusses biosafety (12/11/07)
§ Agricultural business calls
for promotion of GM plants (12/11/07)
§ A hot potato issue
(12/10/07)
§
Gene flow from GM crops not likely to harm environment (12/13/07)
§ Don’t let the GM crop wars obscure the agbiotech vision (11/1/07)
§ Genetically Modified Foods Unsafe (11/2/07)
§ Call to allow farmers to choose GE crops (11/5/07)
§ Transgenic tomato for soldiers and commercial market
by '08 (11/5/07)
§ More support for GM canola (11/6/07)
§ GMO: Kenyan Minister disowns draft biosafety law (11/6/07)
§ Chance rejects academic's GM crop claims (11/7/07)
§ Combatting potato disease (11/8/07)
§ Greenpeace issues warning on GMO rice (11/8/07)
§ Is Africa being bullied into growing GM crops?
(11/8/07)
§ GM crops 'should not be approved' - UK (11/9/07)
§ India overtakes China in Bt cotton race (11/9/07)
§ Bt maize trials harvested in Egypt (11/9/07)
§ Experts speak about genetically modified organisms
at GMO Forum (11/12/07)
§ Genetic
approach to identifying Bt resistance genes in Heliothis
virescens (11/13/07)
§ Report says GM canola in front (11/13/07)
§ Significance of Bt maize to enhance yield - Pakistan
(11/13/07)
§ 'Luddite views’ on GM
crops waning, says Lord Haskins (11/14/07)
§ Cornell researchers help develop first genetically
modified food crop in South Asia (11/14/07)
§ Engineered corn proves easy to swallow (11/15/07)
§ Biotech Canola Crop
Cleared in Two Australian States — International Herald Tribune/Reuters (11/15/07)
§ Three million people "vote" to make Italy
GM-free (11/15/07)
§
Long-term trial demonstrates the potential yield and
profit advantages that a GM canola variety offers Australian grain
growers (11/15/07)
§
Philippines Reviews Local Use Of Transgenic Bt Corn
(11/16/07)
§ Facing a Threat to Farming and Food Supply
(11/19/07)
§ ‘Ethical issues raised by biotech need to be
addressed’ (11/19/07)
§ Biotech, nanotech to enhance food productivity
(11/20/07)
§ EU officials propose ban on genetically modified
corn seeds (11/21/07)
§ Study gives thumbs-up to GM canola (11/22/07)
§ EU wins WTO extension to end GMO bans (11/22/07)
§ Disclose bio-safety data of GM crops: CIC (11/23/07)
§ The GM potato war (11/23/07)
§ GM canola: Farmers and
industry ready (11/23/07)
§ Proposed Ban on Genetically Modified Corn in
Europe (11/23/07)
§
EU given extra time to end GMO bans (11/23/07)
§
Brumby faces revolt over GM crops plan (11/24/07)
§ Germany calls for review
of how EU approves new biotech crops (11/26/07)
§ Info on GM Crops be
revealed in public interest, CIC to Centre (11/26/07)
§ WTO Deadline For EU To End
Ban On Genetically Modified Food Extended (11/26/07)
§ GM food safer than normal food, government adviser
says (11/27/07)
§ Green light for GM crops (11/27/07)
§ Environmental Groups
Slam Lifting Of GM Ban (11/28/07)
§ Lifting GM bans may trigger legal landslide (11/28/07)
§ Lifting GM bans may trigger legal landslide (11/28/07)
§ Many farmers welcome GM decision (11/28/07)
§ Science chief says GM crops are vital to feed
growing population (11/28/07)
§ Food company opposes GM crops decision (11/28/07)
§ Farmers cleared for GM canola (11/28/07)
§ Genetically modified food products must be
labeled (11/29/07)
§ Debate on GM crops hots up
in SA (11/29/07)
§ Give Farmers Choice On
GM Crops: SAFF (11/29/07)
§ Greenpeace appeals to EU
to reject use of 2 new biotech corn products (11/29/07)
§ Dairy industry wants
more info on GM crops (11/30/07)
§ EU’s zero-tolerance stance ‘could
ruin livestock industry’ (11/30/07)
§ GM rice incident showed flaws in contingency plans,
say NGOs (11/30/07)
§
Biotech expert douses
cold water on fears about safety of GMO products, reports DA (10/01/07)
§
GM-seed edible oil
import allowed (10/01/07)
§ Genetic modification
seen key for future biofuels (10/02/07)
§ Have GM crops helped
Indian farmers (10/03/07)
§ Kenya: MPs commence
debate on genetically modified foods (10/04/07)
§ Potato at heart of new
debate on GM crops (10/04/07)
§ French farmers say GMO
ban harmful (10/04/07)
§ Conditional nod for Bt
cabbage trials (10/04/07)
§ Italian campaign plans
mass "vote" against GM food (10/08/07)
§ GM crops helping poorer countries (10/9/07)
§ EU Environment Chief
Faces GMO Hot Potato (10/09/07)
§ Genetically modified
organisms are cause for debate in Nanaimo (10/10/07)
§ Four GMOs
Take Step Towards EU Clearance Due To Deadlock (10/11/07)
§ The future of GMOs in France under debate (10/11/07)
§ Maize breeders in Africa
urge governments to speed approvals of new crops (10/12/07)
§
Against The Grain: 'GM
Crops Do Not Harm Health' (10/12/07)
§ Genetically Modified
Foods Debate Passes First Hurdle (10/12/07)
§ France debates future of
GMOs (10/15/07)
§ Japanese consumers weigh in on Australian GM
debate (10/15/07)
§ Japan urges Aust to continue GM crop bans (10/15/07)
§ EU set to rubberstamp
imports of four GMO crop products (10/16/07)
§ Kenya: GM Foods in
Shops, Research Shows (10/16/07)
§ Russian scientists stand
for GMO (10/17/07)
§ Chinese corporation
successfully harvests rice modified for the diabetes market (10/18/07)
§ New Traits Coming To
Soybeans (10/18/07)
§ Protester fined for
damage at GM site (10/18/07)
§ International farmers
want, need ag biotech (10/19/07)
§ Canadian farmer rejects
Japanese GM claims (10/22/07)
§
Biotech prospects draw a
crowd (10/23/07)
§ Genetically engineered
algae can be powerhouse of hydrogen fuel (10/23/07)
§ Peruvians
"uninformed" about GM (10/23/07)
§ The Real GM Food Scandal
(10/24/07)
§ France may ban Monsanto GMO maize - minister
(10/24/07)
§ EU allows imports of
four GMO crop products (10/24/07)
§
Brussels okays four GMO products (10/25/07)
§ Massive rise in Europe
GM crops (10/29/07)
§
Biotech Field Trials In
Mexico Gain Populist Support (10/29/07)
§ EU fails to agree on
order against Austria GMO ban (10/30/07)
§ Farmers want GMO crops
(10/30/07)
§
Agri-biotech set to boom,
says UAS Vice-Chancellor (10/31/07)
§ Farmers want Tas
government to lift GM ban (10/31/07)
§ Grains industry calls
for GM international agreement (8/13/07)
§ Philippines approves 41
transgenic crop varieties (7/05/07)
§ Scientist urges GM crops
rethink (7/05/07)
§
GM crop protest brings
court fine (7/05/07)
§ Kenya accused of
‘secrecy’ on GMO technology Bill (7/10/07)
§ Scotland To 'Pay Price
For Shunning GM Crops (7/10/07)
§
Activists ruin GM
potatoes (7/10/07)
§ France puts GMO culture
register in line- Xinhua (7/10/07)
§
Australia: Organic
farmers concerned GM crop laws will slip (7/11/07)
§ GMO seeds benefit
environment (7/12/07)
§ Kerala says no to GM rice
seeds test (7/16/07)
§ Ministers wary of hot GM
potato (7/16/07)
§ GM crop moratorium in
NSW to be reviewed (7/16/07)
§
Annan rules out use of GMOs in the war on hunger in Africa (7/17/07)
§ EU farm ministers fail
to approve use of new biotech potato (7/17/07)
§ EU Clears Way for
Biotech Potato (7/17/07)
§ GM 'vaccine' to tackle
maize streak (7/17/07)
§ Indonesia Says to Use
GMO to Boost Food Output (7/18/07)
§ Tortilla-hungry Mexico
setting rules on GMO corn (7/18/07)
§ Kenya: Biotech is the
Future - We Dare Not Be Left Behind (7/19/07)
§ Illegal GM fish hunted
down (7/20/07)
§ Genetically altered
potato raises ire (7/20/07)
§ National farm body head shows support for GM
crops (7/23/07)
§ GM field trials 'underestimate
potential for cross-pollination'
(6/1/07)
§ New democrat MP tables
bill to ban terminator seeds from Canadian fields (6/01/07)
§ GM and non-GM crops too
close, study says (6/01/07)
§ Orange cauliflower could
lead to more nutritious crops (6/04/07)
§ Build On Bt Cotton
Success: Experts (6/05/07)
§ Cyprus wants to be
declared GMO free (6/06/07)
§
More EU states wary on
GMO maize (6/06/07)
§ Rice made with human genes: GM
menace or saviour? (6/07/07)
§ Time to end GM canola
ban says science institute (6/07/07)
§
Chinese consumers wary
of GMO food: Greenpeace (6/07/07)
§ For health and
happiness, the future lies in genetically modified food: Experts (6/08/07)
§ Scientists propose
better profiling for GM crops (6/11/07)
§ GMO potato takes shape
in EU (6/11/07)
§ Rice Engineered to Carry
Cholera Vaccine (6/12/07)
§ Green light for first field trials of GM wheat (6/14/07)
§ Wimmera-Mallee to host GM wheat trial (6/14/07)
§ Australia’s first GM
wheat trial approved (6/15/07)
§ Trade chief requests EU 'green
light' for GMOs (6/15/07)
§ Conference to put GM
crops under the spotlight (6/19/07)
§
EU to Debate Authorisation of GMO Maize on Monday (6/20/07)
§ GM wheat trials win
support from AWB (6/20/07)
§ Chinese investigate GMO
import allegations (6/21/07)
§ Firms' 'double
standards' on GE food (6/21/07)
§
Want to be sure it's
GM-free? Buy food in Moscow (6/25/07)
§ KENYA: NBC approves field
trials on genetically engineered cotton variety (6/26/07)
§ GM crops: 'Point of no
return in ten years' (6/26/07)
§ Toward A Banana-based
Vaccine For Hepatitis B (5/01/07)
§
Advisers urge more
emphasis on crop experiment benefits (5/4/07)
§
GMO Crop Rules Should
Also Weigh Pluses -UK Report (5/04/07)
§ Modern rice in Asia:
Role in food security and poverty alleviation (5/04/07)
§ Climate change farmers
'need GM crops' (5/07/07)
§
Biotech industry to
touch $5 bn in three years (5/07/07)
§ SC allows field trials of
GM seeds (5/08/07)
§ Germany tightens
restrictions on GM corn (5/09/07)
§ Studies indicate GM crops
are safer and healthier (5/10/07)
§ Vietnam looks to develop
GM crops (5/11/07)
§ GM crucial to combat
global warming impact, researcher (5/11/07)
§ Organics industry
rejects GM canola crop report (5/11/07)
§ Trial shipment of
Western Australian seed potato to help boost market interest in Thailand (5/11/07)
§ Defra approves a second site for GM potato trials (5/14/07)
§
European Union not
opposed to GM crops (5/14/07)
§ Researchers put GM sweet
banana on trial in Uganda this month (5/14/07)
§ Spud origin controversy
solved (5/15/07)
§ MP farmers stage
protests, seek one variety of Bt cotton (5/16/07)
§ GM ban could land Cyprus
in hot water (5/16/07)
§ Swiss scientists plan
new GM crop trials (5/17/07)
§ INDIA: GEAC approves 49
new GM cotton hybrids (5/18/07)
§
Bt seeds to gain half of
India's cotton area (5/22/07)
§ Malaysia calls for Asia
to strengthen biosafety (5/22/07)
§ Non-GMO labelling driving food price increase (5/22/07)
§ Southern Africa: GMO
Products Spread in SADC - Study (5/22/07)
§ Ignorance reigns as GMOs take root (5/22/07)
§
R&D team set up to
promote genetically modified crops for biofuel
(5/22/07)
§ Future of Bt cotton in
Asia (5/23/07)
§ Ireland holds imported
feed because of GM material (5/24/07)
§ SA gets international
genetic engineering and biotech centre (5/24/07)
§
Biosafety in Namibia (5/24/07)
§ Canada's leading by
example on GM (5/24/07)
§
DST grant grows plant biotechnology
research (5/25/07)
§ Canada’s Leading by Example on GM (5/25/07)
§
Brazil, Mexico approve
use of GM corn seed (5/25/07)
§ Crop & Food Research
welcomes ERMA decision to allow a contained field test of GM brassicas (5/28/07)
§ Field tests for GE
vegetables given green light (5/29/07)
§ GM ban faces review
(5/29/07)
§ France could follow
Germany in GM corn restriction (5/29/07)
§ EU Experts To Debate
Three GMO Maize Applications (5/30/07)
§ India: Bt cotton to
dominate in total cotton acreage (5/30/07)
§ Long struggle to grow GM
crops in Japan (5/30/07)
§ Meet Tubigan
7, the first biotech rice variety (5/31/07)
§ Uganda: Generic bananas
coming (5/31/07)
§ GM crops good for
Swedish farm economy (5/31/07)
§ GMO wheat still in the
distance (5/31/07)
§ EU authorizes import of
GMO carnations (5/31/07)
§ Europe pushes to get
fuel from fields (5/31/07)
§ University of Exeter
research indicates that GM field trials could underestimate potential for
cross-pollination (5/31/07)
§ Croatia: HSP Against
Importing GMO Products (4/04/07)
§ German group denied permit to grow GM rapeseed
in Lithuania (4/04/07)
§ Firm in GM insulin breakthrough
(4/05/07)
§ Unilever moves closer
with GM ice cream protein (4/10/07)
§ Strict controls on
planned GM field test - New Zealand (4/11/07)
§
Angola: Biosafety Protocol in force in country (4/11/07)
§ Food,
Farmers Win in Food, Fuel Debate
(4/12/07)
§
Behind the signs: those
ethical labels explained (4/12/07)
§ HB379 low phytate barley – An exciting new innovation derailed
(4/16/07)
§
'Adopt biotechnology in
agriculture' (4/16/07)
§ 47pc would grow GM
forage crops – survey (4/17/07)
§ Genetically-modified
foods must be labelled: Malaysia to US (4/17/07)
§ Crop & Food Research
New Zealand seeks approval to field test brassicas
modified to resist caterpillar pests
(4/18/07)
§ GM trial sows hope for
farmers (4/18/07)
§ Make data on GM crop
tests public: CIC (4/19/07)
§ Transgenic pact signed
by growers (4/19/07)
§ Malaysia to Enforce Labelling of GM Foods (4/19/07)
§ Regulator says levying
fees could harm independence (4/20/07)
§ Shire to lobby for GM
cotton crops in the Kimberley (4/20/07)
§ EU experts fail to agree
approval of GMO beet (4/20/07)
§
Bt cotton brands leave
AP farmers confused (4/23/07)
§
Centre refuses to
divulge details of GM field trials (4/23/07)
§
Concern over agriculture
sector (4/27/07)
§ Environment groups slam
European Commission for failed green policies (4/27/07)
§ Down on the pharm (4/30/07)
§ Tracking Genes For
Self-pollination In Plants (4/30/07)
§ Modified seeds cause
regulation woes here (4/30/07)
§ The Challenge and Opportunity of Chinese Corn
Production (3/1/07)
§
Brazil senate approves
resolution to hasten GMO approval (3/01/07)
§ Biotechnology Cures Plant Stress (3/1/07)
§ Flavonoid-rich GM rice to boost
antioxidant levels? (3/02/07) |