Submission on the DAR for APPLICATION A549 FOOD DERIVED FROM HIGH-LYSINE CORN LY038: to permit the use in food of high-lysine corn

The Centre for Research in Biosafety (INBI) in New Zealand is urging the food standards agency not to approve Monsanto’s GE high-lysine LY038 corn until further safety studies have been conducted. […]

Submission on Application A549 Food Derived from High Lysine Corn LY038: to permit the use in food of high lysine corn

This submission from the New Zealand Institute of Gene Ecology is to support Food Standards Australia/New Zealand’s preparation of an application to amend the Australia New Zealand Food Standards Code to allow foods derived from corn line LY038. […]

Safety Considerations for Genetically Engineered Rice

There are many unanswered questions with regards to the safety of GE rice and its potentially serious negative environmental, health and socio-economic impacts. Given this situation, GE rice should not be commercialised. […]

Bt 11 – C/F/96.05.10 notification for cultivation

Greepeace report on why Bt11 should not be approved for cultivation in Europe. […]

Roundup ready soybean in Latin America: a machine of hunger, deforestation and socio-ecological devastation

The growing of GM soybean in Latin America has caused hunger, deforestation and disuption to the socio-ecological balance in the continent. […]

The Perils of GM Rice

The International Year of Rice ended last December, but the debate over GM rice looks set to escalate, especially with the latest discovery of unauthorised GM rice in China. […]

The Return of ‘Golden Rice’

After the 2000 media blitz on the miracle of ‘Golden Rice’ engineered to produce pro-Vitamin A, the promise turned cold. Seed giant Syngenta has now entered the stage with an ‘improved’ version, but the biosafety and social concerns remain. […]

Materials Presented on MON863 by Arpad Pustzai

Arpad Pustzai’s presentation at a press conference organised by Greenpeace on MON863. […]

Rice at Risk: Will there be a choice with GE rice?

GE crops cannot be contained once they are released into the environment. Growing GE rice will very likely contaminate conventional and organic rice and threaten the livelihoods of millions of farmers. […]

Genetically Engineered Rice: Not Sustainable Agriculture

GE rice could cause harm to the environment and could prove costly for farmers. GE rice threatens the endangered populations of wild rice in Asia and could cause long-term damage to rice diversity upon which rice consumers all over the world depend. […]