GM potatoes will be back

The following is an excerpt.

KENNEWICK, Wash. — A University of Idaho researcher says he’s optimistic efforts to develop genetically modified potatoes will resurface.

Joseph Guenthner, a UI professor in Moscow, Idaho, said he believes it’s possible the organic industry or environmental organizations may one day accept GM potatoes developed using traits from other potato plants.

Efforts to develop GM potatoes date back to the 1980s, Guenthner said. Efforts failed due to export market concerns or political pressure by groups like Greenpeace, he said.

View the original article here: GM potatoes likely to return, researcher says

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