The USDA wants to deregulate (approve for release into the wild) the GM American chestnut tree in spite of the fact that it ...

GMO developers must supply detection methods, reference material and details of the genetic modification as part of ...

Sustainable Pulse. Source: Le Monde, by Stéphane Foucart (article translated from French to English by Sustainable Pulse) ...

Does mention of allergen-free peanuts, striga-resistant cowpeas, salt-resistant wheat, beta-carotene rich sweet potatoes, and virus-resistant cassavas make you think of GM? If so, you've missed the ...

* Organic and biodynamic farmers and food producers still have a legal obligation to avoid contamination with all GMOs, including PBOs. The new Regulations take away the necessary tools and processes ...

Clergeau commented on the deregulation proposal in a strong statement on BlueSky: "With new GMOs, you soon won't know what you're eating! Citizens must have the right to know what they're consuming.

China appears to have given the green light to GMO rice. In 2023, researchers reported the second harvest of an experimental, high-stature GMO rice. The crop's increased height may allow plants to ...

In all three treatment groups of the study, increased incidences of benign and malignant tumours at multiple anatomic sites were observed compared to controls. These tumours arose in ...

Leukemia findings are especially striking – potentially lending support to plaintiffs in court cases who allege that Roundup exposure caused their blood cancer A comprehensive carcinogenicity study on ...

Currently only three New GMOs are being cultivated and not a single crop has contributed to sustainability goals The European Non-GMO Industry Association (ENGA) and the Non-GMO Project, North America ...

Risk assessment, traceability and labelling are still mandatory for all GMOs, including gene-edited ones On 26 May the Parliament in Norway adopted some changes in the GMO regulation – and the result, ...

Public transparency is threatened also for new GMOs. Report by Testbiotech The US company Impossible Foods has used genetic engineering (GE) to develop a blood-like dye that imitates the taste and ...