European Parliament Approves NGTs, Controversial New GMOs
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In the face of heat, drought and insect pests, agriculture is looking for solutions to feed the population. The European Parliament adopted a text in mid-June which allows the New Genomic Techniques to modify the genome of a plant to make it more resistant, less rich in gluten, healthier, easier to conserve and more profitable. A law that divides.
The Spanish Association of Organic Developers and Marketers (ASOBIO) expresses its concern at the approval by the European Parliament of the new regulation on plants obtained through New Genomic Techniques, known as NTG or NGT by its acronyms. Photo given by ASOBIO. The association considers that the decision opens a scenario of high complexity for the whole European agri-food sector and, in particular, for organic production, based on the absen…
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