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South Korean protesters demand labeling of GMO foods
Hundreds of farmers, consumers and environmental activists gathered in front of the Government Complex in Seoul [April 10] to demand ...

Korean labeling law exempts food grown from GMO seeds with no GMO traces in final product
The government's new rules on genetically modified organism (GMO) labeling on products which will go into effect [February 4] is ...
South Korean consumer groups, politicians call for mandatory GMO labeling
Costco and Burger King have been found to have brought the largest amounts of processed food products containing genetically modified ...

South Korea developing GMO rice varieties to fight climate change, but public skepticism remains
Public opinion is divided into pros and cons over the South Korean government's all-out efforts to develop genetically modified rice ...
Stem cells may cure liver failure
A way to revive failed livers through stem cells could be available within the next few years as clinical tests ...