Latin America imitates Argentina, and the transgenic market is booming again
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Last Update: 2001-09-04
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Introduction: Brazil has followed Argentina's lead in legalizing the production of genetically modified soybeans And other Latin American countries are trying to follow suit again Brazil will approve five genetically modified soybean varieties for commercial production Brazil's approval of GM soybeans is expected to be accompanied by special labeling of products with more than 4% GM ingredients Brazilian activists against GM say they are ready to take legal action to prevent the passage of the law In July, Paraguay said it would draft the same legal provisions as Brazil Panama is also ready to take the first step to legalize the use and production of genetically modified products (author:) share to feed Weibo share to:
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