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Important correction on CropChoice's Philippines story

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Published: 24 April 2001
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When a Cropchoice news item gets posted on Prakash's AgBioView then you know something's wrong!
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Correction on April 20 story -- 'Philippine president reverses course on transgenics'
Farm News from Cropchoice
An alternative news service for American farmers
http://www.cropchoice.com
4/23/01
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(April 23, 2001 --Cropchoice news) -- Cropchoice must eat humble pie (no gene-modified ingredients, of course).  Our story on Friday about Philippine President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo making a 180-degree turn on transgenic foods was premature, if not wrong.

She has not herself announced any change in her stand against the sale of transgenic foods.  It is true that the Crop Protection Association of the Philippines (CPAP) and members of the National Academy of Science and Technology of the Philippines (NAST) want her to reconsider her position.

Macapagal-Arroyo did instruct the Agriculture, Health and Trade and Industry departments to develop mandatory labeling policies for transgenic foods so that consumers know what they're buying.
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This story sent to you from Cropchoice.com by user request. Visit http://www.cropchoice.com for more information.  May be reproduced freely for non-commercial purposes and with appropriate credit.  

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