Item 1 Reuters, 13 Jun 2005 Japan asks importers to get Bt10-free certificate TOKYO – Japan’s Agriculture Ministry has asked importers of U.S. corn to obtain certificates stating cargoes do not contain Bt-10 biotech corn […]
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GRAIN NEWS RELEASE South Africa: 26 May 2005 BT COTTON IN MAKHATHINI, SOUTH AFRICA: THE SUCCESS STORY THAT NEVER WAS Despite claims that Bt cotton will catapult African farmers out of poverty, recent reports revealed th […] At least a thousand farmers in Punjab and Gujarat in India have opted to grow only organic cotton, giving pesticides, fertilisers and GM seeds the big heave-ho from their lands. […]
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Genetically Modified Organisms-Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety (31 May 2005) 2. JEANETTE FITZSIMONS (Co-Leade […]
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Media release from Greenpeace
********************** First on-line worldwide register of GM contamin […] A report on the outcome of the Second Meeting of the Parties to the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety in Montreal, 30 May – 3 June, 2005. […] Biotechnology Loses Billions A Year By PAUL ELIAS The Associated Press Critique of Syngenta’s documents – Dr Jack Heinemann, New Zealand Brazil, New Zealand block decision on documentation of GMOs First on-line worldwide register of GM contamination incidents. […] |
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