Maple Leaf Foods CEO: ‘A global food strategy must meet the needs of the many, not just the affluent few’

The following is an excerpt.

Blanket opposition to genetically modified crops is “a morally unacceptable position to take on the basis of unsubstantiated suspicions and fears”, according to the boss of Toronto-based firm Maple Leaf Foods.

Read the full story here: Maple Leaf Foods CEO: ‘A global food strategy must meet the needs of the many, not just the affluent few’

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