Bayer is pushing for legal approval of its GE rice – LL62 – in Brazil, South Africa, the EU, India and the Philippines. In the USA, the Bayer GE rice has already been approved for commercial planting, although farmers in the US are reluctant to plant it. […]
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This study found that glyphosate-resistant soybean did not respond to manganese fertilizer in the same way as the conventional variety. […] A critical look at Golden Rice after 10 years of development. […] This report by Greenpeace/TWN calls on the Chinese government to investigate the implications of a number of foreign patents on food security, farmers’ livelihood and threat of lawsuits by patent holders. […] A critical review by the African Centre for Biosafety on the GM potatoes experiment in South Africa. […] The financial fallout from the 2006 discovery of contamination of US rice supplies with LL601 (“Liberty Link”) could amount to between US$741,000 to US$1.2 billion […] This report summarizes recent scientific evidence on the toxicity of GE corn. It was submitted by Greenpeace to the British Columbia provincial health minister as part of the public consultation led by the ministry. […] A briefing document from Greenpeace debunking seven myths about genetically engineered corn. […] A study on NK603 produced by Monsanto which provides warnings of toxicity of the GE maize. […] The African Centre for Biosafety’s assessment of Monsanto’s GM drought-tolerant maize which received the South African government’s approval to be field-tested in the country. […] |
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