Requirements for food and feed produced from GMOs should be similar in order to avoid discontinuity of information in cases of change in end use. |
And Europe's agonies over GMOs illustrate the problems that arise when science is not well integrated into policymaking. |
First of all, there are too many risks associated with GMOs to justify their release in the market, end of story. |
Moreover, they invited the Commission to adopt labelling thresholds for the adventitious presence of authorised GMOs in conventional seeds. |
Data protection and GMOs are not mere technocratic concerns, and the rules for them should not be dispassionately crafted by number-crunchers. |
Consumers would find it incomprehensible that even an infinitesimal quantity of prohibited GMOs could be tolerated. |