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Australia’s organic industry could be sacrificed for the sake of unregulated GMO tech
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$3 billion certified organic industry under threat
The battle for the future of food in Africa
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Certain policies, strongly promoted by the Gates Foundation, open Africa to the multinational seed companies in the name of modernization, but they undermine climate resilience and food security for Africa’s small-scale farmers. Report: Million Belay, Timothy A. Wise
Regulatory detection of new GMOs: Finally under way
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European experts on GMO detection are getting to work on establishing detection methods for new GMOs, reports Eric Meunier of Inf'OGM
AAAS gives scientific freedom award to scientists who identified possible glyphosate kidney disease link
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Award goes ahead despite industry backlash
Will prime editing solve the problems of gene editing?
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Now that a new and supposedly more precise gene-editing technique has appeared, GMO promoters admit CRISPR is "clunky and prone to errors". Report: Claire Robinson
Risk assessment of GM plants deemed insufficient
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International project RAGES presents its results
Impossible Foods wants to sell its Impossible Burgers in Europe
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What will EFSA make of Impossible Foods' rat feeding study?