In India, scientists are increasingly concerned over the dangers and risks of gene editing, especially after it has received “validation” from peer-reviewed scientific studies.
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Tragic. And don’t expect GMO labels for these CRISPR, genetically-engineered pigs.
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The USDA just declared that this GMO 2.0 plant does not need to be regulated and can move forward with commercialization. Not good.
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As a flurry of gene-edited foods, including salad greens, are expected to hit the market soon, the propaganda for them — and against organic farming — is ramping up.
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An absolutely massive blow for consumers, and a sign that the EU is becoming increasingly completely beholden to the GMO and chemical companies.
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GMO 2.0 plants need more regulation, not less. A worrisome development.
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The Canada Organic Trade Association calls on the government to reverse its decision on voluntary disclosure of gene-edited seeds and food.
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Let’s hope vintners reject this unproven and risky technology.
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Inexplicably, Pairwise claims that its genetically-engineered greens are “Non-GMO.”
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The EU appears set to take a very dangerous and hands-off role when it comes to GMO 2.0.
Read Article The European Commission is pushing for certain kinds of gene-edited plants to be treated as conventionally-produced plants, according to a leaked draft of the EU executive’s upcoming proposal.
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This frightening development has paved the way for gene-edited cattle, goats and sheep.
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A very troubling development, especially because eaters will have no idea that they are eating gene-edited produce.
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An absolutely disastrous decision that has perilous implications for organic.
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Just another reckless policy that puts our food supply in peril.
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There’s no proof that gene editing has made any contribution to drought tolerance or pathogen resistance — or will do so any time soon.
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Very troubling. In a recent study, it was found that consumers under age 30 and consumers with incomes above $125,000 a year are less likely to avoid gene-edited foods.
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The proposed new legislation would relax regulations for gene-edited — but not genetically modified — products and would at first apply only to plants. Not good at all.
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Beer drinkers everywhere need to revolt against gene-edited wheat in their favorite beverage.
Read Article The same company that brought us gene-edited potatoes is now concentrating on gene-edited strawberries. A very troubling development.
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A very worrisome development that the EU may exempt gene-edited foods from rigorous safety assessments.
Read Article Based on a new review in the EU, there may be a possible loosening of restrictions for gene-edited plants.
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The campaign to ruin organic is real. And it’s happening in the U.S. as well.
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The prospect that many fruits and vegetables will soon be gene-edited is a terrifying one.
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