Europe forces Britain to reveal GM sites

Series: Independent on Sunday ; 18 February 2001, 9(1)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: All GM crops grown anywhere in Europe will have to be made public under a new EU law. The Ministry of Agriculture will be forced to reveal precisely where modified crops are being cultivated.

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All GM crops grown anywhere in Europe will have to be made public under a new EU law. The Ministry of Agriculture will be forced to reveal precisely where modified crops are being cultivated.

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