• But teddies are less likely to protest about trees than Europeans are about genetically modified food.

    ECONOMIST: Genetic engineering: Gone is the forest primeval | The

  • His misgivings have an echo in the criticisms of genetically modified food today.

    ECONOMIST: Of a practical nature

  • The EU, which has "zero tolerance" for genetically modified food, has asked Monsanto to provide a method to detect the strain.

    WSJ: Asian Buyers Shun U.S. Wheat

  • One particular concern revolves around the movement against genetically modified food.

    FORBES: America's Agricultural Angst

  • What you really need to know about genetically modified food.

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  • How many entrepreneurs will invest in new food and energy sources when a currency is collapsing, investors are fleeing to speculation, and green wackos are blocking breakthroughs in nanotech and genetically modified food?

    FORBES: Sell Your Commodities!

  • IR Your line on genetically modified food (June 19th) shows a slight softening of your previously gung-ho attitude and also demonstrates that this subject produces a strange ambivalence to market forces in the most unlikely places.

    ECONOMIST: Short on aid

  • How many entrepreneurs will invest in new food and energy sources when a currency is collapsing, investors are fleeing to speculation, capital gains taxes are set to go up and green zealots are blocking breakthroughs in nanotech and genetically modified food?

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • It is also expect to lead or share policy on food poisoning organisms, animal feed, food hygiene, genetically-modified food and other novel processes.

    BBC: 'GM safe' says food agency boss

  • That's known as co-decision, but in the case of genetically-modified food it has led to an impasse.

    BBC: News | The Economy | Genetically modified decisions

  • Their work has covered several policy areas, including environmental taxation, the politics of genetically-modified food, and the effectiveness of global environmental agreements.

    BBC: UK lags on riding 'green wave'

  • But many argue that genetically-modified food is simply unnecessary.

    BBC: The power of genes

  • Protesters have taken to the streets, complaining that although three quarters of the population have rejected genetically-modified food, the government consistently supports genetic engineering, supports the biotech companies and doesn't take action on their behalf.

    BBC: News | The Economy | Genetically modified decisions

  • Following the age-old agit-prop dictum that no good popular uprising should go to waste, it seems that a variety of other concerns, such as student loans, public employees pensions, animal rights and genetically-modified food, are the principal concerns of many of demonstrators.

    FORBES: "New Money For Old Rope" - Wall Street Protestors Recycling Old Rhetoric

  • Following the age-old agit-prop dictum that no good popular uprising should go to waste, it seems that a variety of other concerns, such as student loans, public employees pensions, animal rights and genetically-modified food, were the principal concerns of many of Occupiers.

    FORBES: Making the Case for Wall Street

  • The US has consistently challenged through the World Trade Organisation the European Union's reluctance to import and sell genetically modified crops and food.

    BBC: Tins of Bt-11 sweet corn will be labelled as GM products

  • The chances are that today you have already eaten a genetically-modified foodstuff or a food that was made with a modified organism.

    BBC: The power of genes

  • FDA, to ensure that all food, genetically modified or not, is safe.

    ECONOMIST: Sticky labels

  • National food-industry associations in several European countries are calling for voluntary labelling of any food containing a genetically modified ingredient.

    ECONOMIST: Marketing weird stuff: I’m modified, buy me | The

  • Some Africans are so freaked by plant technology that Zambia's government would rather have its citizens starve than accept donated food that includes genetically modified corn.

    FORBES: Millions Served

  • Some Africans are so fearful of plant technology that Zambia's government would rather have its citizens starve than accept donated food that includes genetically modified corn.

    FORBES: Millions Served

  • In 1992 the country's Food and Drug Administration decided that genetically modified products would have to meet the same standards as all other foods, but no new ones.

    ECONOMIST: Food fights

  • Zambia has rejected American food aid because some of it is genetically modified.

    ECONOMIST: Facing famine, Ethiopia appeals urgently for food aid

  • When genetically modified corn not made for human consumption got into the food supply in 2001, there were many reports of allergies.

    FORBES: Green Genes

  • Nor have smaller firms been much impressed by the recent bungling in America by Aventis, a Franco-German group whose genetically modified maize has mysteriously found its way into the human food chain.

    ECONOMIST: Biotechnology

  • The year ended particularly badly for activists when the White House reversed its political opposition to approving the first animal genetically modified for human consumption, a GM slamon that scientists at the Food and Drug Administration had determined was perfectly safe and nutritious.

    FORBES: Connect

  • With Monsanto we are investing in one of the largest genetically modified seed producers who have the potential to help us meet our global food needs.

    FORBES: Monsanto Looks Cheap As An Option On Global Food Crisis

  • Now Mr. Goldberg is in the process of getting all his snacks certified as free of genetically modified material, part of his quest to scrub away the junk-food taint.

    WSJ: Creating: A Daring Designer of Snazzy Snacks

  • Three of them, in a paper last December for the International Food Policy Research Institute, looked specifically at the prospects for genetically modified rice in India, Indonesia, the Philippines and Bangladesh.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • A. for decades, and no agency, in the United States or anywhere else, has found evidence that genetically modified foods are metabolized by the body any differently from any other type of food.

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