"Henry VIII powers" that enable ministers to act without scrutiny of Parliament are criticised
Doctors warn of dangers of genetic modification and toxic effects of glufosinate herbicide
Worldwide figures are hard to find but available data suggest no notable increase in global GMO cropping area
GMOs are not the only answer
79% of citizens in the UK think that new “precision bred” GMOs should be labelled on-package; 83% think they should be safety tested
Findings confirm previous experimental results on one of the most widely grown GM crops. By Claire Robinson
New campaign allies strange bedfellows in support of anti-organic, pro-GMO and pro-synthetic food agenda. By Jonathan Matthews
The corporate communication department rides to the rescue
Dr Ray Seidler explains why caution is needed
Most likely source of exposure is through food and drinks, most of which contain glyphosate
Ruling says, "Do not take any precipitative action"
EU authority suggests template for far-reaching deregulation
GEAC recommends "environmental release", says testing can be done afterwards
Agribiotech sector motivated by monopoly control
Bayer and Corteva (formerly Pioneer Dupont) are moving to patent plant genetic information that can occur naturally as well as from genetic modification
Non-GMO industry association sees no justification for a deregulation of New GMOs
Forest Stewardship Council could open the door to the commercialisation of GMO trees
“We are not open to... GM technology” – Tanzania ag minister
Since 2015 up to 20 GM foods have been approved for import into the country
Forty groups say targeted survey is fatally flawed and cannot be used for impact assessment of “new genomic techniques” legislation
There’s no evidence gene editing can rapidly bring desirable new crops to market. By Jonathan Matthews and Claire Robinson
New report reveals the interests of the scientists-turned-lobbyists who stand to benefit from deregulation
A new report from Beyond GM/A Bigger Conversation argues it's time to make meaningful citizen engagement part of the DNA of the regulatory process
Bill has raised multiple concerns about its scope, about the legality of some of its provisions, and about democracy
Growing failure of Roundup Ready crops provides opportunity to phase them out and adopt new methods and technologies