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Loading...Germany Decides Genetically-Modified Foods Are Not Welcome
- Chris from NewsLook
- February 4, 2012
- 8:30 am
- 213 comments
German chemicals giant BASF is closing its biotech division in Germany. The move was prompted by massive resistance to genetically modified food among both the public and politicians. GM opponents are jubilant, while some researchers are complaining this is another case of German hostility to technology.
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thanks for sharing
Maybe I will catch the next Venus transit in another reincarnation.
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thanks a lot for continued updates on this issue.
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+ add your ownI wish I could order produce from Germany or maybe from Europe who also rejected GMO.(O_O)
Good to hear Germany said NO GMO,I don't mind the cold I can adapt quick.:-)
I wish it was not so cold in Germany I would move there
Congratulations to the people of Germany for taking this bold and important step to insure biological integrity of food supplies for future generations.
Good for Germany! Now for the rest of the countries to follow! :)
This is great. Wish I lived there.
Way to go Germany!
In Finland there should always be a label if they were genetically-modified and we don't see the labels at all, but open your eyes and wacth the fx. apples you can see that they are genetically -modified and somehow it comes in the country...so look around you and you see the usual apple and the other and the difference between them. People don't buy them so the merchant don't buy it in.
Hooray for Germany!
here that USA?
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