Executive Summary Why GM Free? 1. GM crops failed to deliver promised benefits The consistent finding from independent research and on-farm surveys since 1999 is that GM crops have failed to deliver the promised benefits o […]
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Monsanto GMO wheat far from winning market okay Reuters, by Carey Gillam May 30, 2003 KANSAS CITY, Mo – A genetically modified wheat strain under development by Monsanto Co. (MON.N) remains a significant threat to the worldwide grain […] FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE May 14, 2003 CONTACT: Bob Scowcroft, 831-426-6606 Erica Walz, 435-826-4565 OFRF releases partial results of 4th National Organic Farmers Survey: First impacts of GMOs on organic farmers are now documen […] News Release Wednesday, May 7th 2003 www.etcgroup.org Europe’s (and the World’s) Big Soy Berger: Patently Wrong! After delays, denial, and double standards, Monsanto maintains unjust monopoly on major food crop. Time to talk t […] IP/03/ Brussels, 13 May 2003 EUROPEAN COMMISSION REGRETS US DECISION TO FILE WTO CASE ON GMOS AS MISGUIDED AND UNNECESSARY ANNEX: A. Current EU legislation in the EU on GMOs Community legislation on GMOs has been […] IP/03/ Brussels, 13 May 2003 EUROPEAN COMMISSION REGRETS US DECISION TO FILE WTO CASE ON GMOS AS MISGUIDED AND UNNECESSARY The US announced today their intention to request WTO consultations on the EU’s authorisation system for ge […] The Case for a GM-Free Sustainable World – A Summary (full report is available at www.i-sis-org.uk/isp.pdf) Why GM Free? 1. GM crops failed to deliver promised benefits 2. GM crops rejected by farmers and consumer […] |
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