England breaks with the EU, plans to relax restrictions on gene-edited crops and open door to biotechnology-based climate solutions

England breaks with the EU, plans to relax restrictions on gene-edited crops and open door to biotechnology-based climate solutions

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Britain's farming and environment minister George Eustice announced on [September 29] that regulations related to gene editing in agricultural research ...
Gene editing could boost UK’s virus-plagued sugar beet industry, country’s agriculture minister says

Gene editing could boost UK’s virus-plagued sugar beet industry, country’s agriculture minister says

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[British farming and environment minister George] Eustice told the annual conference of the National Farmers Union [on February 23] that ...
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Europe’s neonicotinoid ban contributed to one-third drop in Britain’s rapeseed

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Britain's rapeseed harvest fell this year by almost one-third due to poor yields and a prolonged decline in the planted area which ...

GMOs need to focus on the consumer not the producer

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British consumers will only embrace genetically modified foods when traits are developed which provide them with significant benefits, Justin King, ...

UK minister: Europe risks becoming ‘Museum of World Farming’ if it votes no on GM corn

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Britain's farm minister called on the European Union to approve a strain of genetically modified maize in a vote later ...

Slow EU approvals seen growing threat to soy trade

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Slow European Union approval of genetically modified soybeans is likely to pose a growing threat to trade as the pace ...
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