UN agency backs GM food crops

Series: Guardian ; 11 July 2001, 12(2)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: The United Nations Development Programme has published a report in which it suggests many developing countries may reap benefits from genetically modified foodstuffs. Environmentalists, grassroots groups, and development charities have attacked the report as 'simplistic'.

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The United Nations Development Programme has published a report in which it suggests many developing countries may reap benefits from genetically modified foodstuffs. Environmentalists, grassroots groups, and development charities have attacked the report as 'simplistic'.

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