GM - Back on the agenda?
Croltbopper | 23.08.2006 18:32 | Bio-technology | Globalisation | Technology
A chemical company has asked for permission to grow the first trial crop of genetically modified (GM) potatoes in the UK.
BASF says it hopes GM potatoes could be sold in the UK within 10 years.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/5277152.stm
Will they ever learn?
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/5277152.stm
Will they ever learn?
Croltbopper
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Clarification needed
23.08.2006 23:33
Will who ever learn what?
simon
GM abound
24.08.2006 17:23
i bought cheap soya milk from my local chinese supermarket the other day and its malasian and it doesn't say anything about GM but its GM apparently as are some fruit availiable in Supermarkets here now (can anyone confirm this, particularly strawberries??) and i was shocked last month in holland buying some chips and getting a leading brand of "fritesaus" (popular mayonaise like substance) and to read on the back that it was made from GM soya, christ on a bike, everyone there eats that stuff......depressing or overreaction???
crop trash
well...
28.08.2006 15:04
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Mary
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