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- USDAs Genetically Engineered Plants Ruling Overturned
A federal court has ruled that genetically modified crops must be included in Department of Agriculture safety regulations, so ensure they do not spread to other farms
- Wrongheaded Judicial Ruling Jeopardizes the Future of U. S. Gene-Edited . . .
Judge Donato's ruling is the latest chapter in the ongoing battle over the role of GE crops in modern agriculture In 2020, a coalition of crop biotechnology rejectionist groups sued to set aside the SECURE rule that provided a scientific and risk-based process to evaluate the emerging generation of GE crops
- Viewpoint: After an unexpected and controversial federal ruling, the . . .
In 2020, a coalition of crop biotechnology rejectionist groups sued to set aside the SECURE rule that provided a scientific and risk-based process to evaluate the emerging generation of GE crops
- Exposed: How biotech giants use patents and new GMOs to control the . . .
Big global biotech corporations like Bayer and Corteva, which together already control 40% of the global seed market, are dangerously trying to reinforce their monopoly and threatening food security A new report reveals how these companies seek to increase their control over the future of food and farming by patenting new GM techniques
- How a federal court pushed ag biotech back decades | AGDAILY
A group of anti-GMO organizations and nonprofits challenged APHIS’s 2020 rule (in a case titled National Family Farm Coalition v Tom Vilsack) by arguing it was arbitrary, capricious, and violated federal statutes, including the Plant Protection Act and the Endangered Species Act
- Government Deregulation of Biotechnology Signals a New Era of Corporate . . .
CFS's lawsuit seeks to recall USDA to its statutory duty to protect American farmers and defend U S farming from the depredations of noxious biotech agriculture
- Judge Overturns USDA Rule on Genetically Engineered Plants
The Agriculture Department shirked its duties in a 2020 rule that exempted genetically engineered plants from pre-market review if they were unlikely to pose an environmental risk, ruled U S district judge James Donato on Tuesday
- 1501_GE_labeling-Update-FINAL. pdf - Food Water Watch
The FDA does permit voluntary GMO labeling as long as the information is not false or mis-leading 9 Food manufacturers are allowed to afirmatively la-bel GMO food or indicate that the food item does not contain GMO ingredients (known as “absence labeling”)
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