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2009-09-01 | permalink
Japan’s GM stance ’may impact Australia’
The new Japanese government’s position on genetically-modified food may impact future growth of GM canola crops in Australia, Greenpeace says. The anti-GM group claims the Democratic Party of Japan has said it will establish a food traceability system and has repeatedly called for more stringent labelling of genetically-engineered food.
- The Sydney Morning Herald, Australia: Japan’s GM stance ’may impact Australia’
- Greenpeace Australia Pacific, Australia: Japanese set to reject genetically engineered canola
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Australia: Japan change ’won’t threaten GM canola exports’
- Truefood Network, Australia: Japan set to reject genetically engineered canola
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2009-09-01 | permalink
Japan’s GM stance ’may impact Australia’
The new Japanese government’s position on genetically-modified food may impact future growth of GM canola crops in Australia, Greenpeace says. The anti-GM group claims the Democratic Party of Japan has said it will establish a food traceability system and has repeatedly called for more stringent labelling of genetically-engineered food.
- The Sydney Morning Herald, Australia: Japan’s GM stance ’may impact Australia’
- Greenpeace Australia Pacific, Australia: Japanese set to reject genetically engineered canola
- Australian Broadcasting Corporation, Australia: Japan change ’won’t threaten GM canola exports’
- Truefood Network, Australia: Japan set to reject genetically engineered canola
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