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2010-08-30 | permalink
Monsanto Australia steps up its education campaign for acceptance of GM wheat
Global biotechnology company Monsanto has begun an education and advocacy campaign to change the opposition many Australia consumers have to genetically modified food. [...] Monsanto's head in Australia, Peter O'Keefe [...] said something had to be done to turn around the poor global performance of wheat against other crops, which he said was caused partly by public opposition to GM crops and "crippling" government policies in Australia.
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2010-08-30 | permalink
Monsanto Australia steps up its education campaign for acceptance of GM wheat
Global biotechnology company Monsanto has begun an education and advocacy campaign to change the opposition many Australia consumers have to genetically modified food. [...] Monsanto's head in Australia, Peter O'Keefe [...] said something had to be done to turn around the poor global performance of wheat against other crops, which he said was caused partly by public opposition to GM crops and "crippling" government policies in Australia.
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