25.04.2013, 19:45
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Europe needs to embrace genetic modification technology in order to stay competitive in the world’s agricultural sector, according to a new study of the last 16 years of GM crop growth. VoR's Nima Green reports.
It found that the global farm income gain due to bio-technology since 1996, was nearly $100 billion.However, anti-GM campaigners argue that there isn’t a demand for GM food from consumers, and that most profits go to biotech companies and not to farming communities.
Source: Voice of Russia.
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Study: EU must embrace GM foods
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