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The Canadian GMO Mustard Wars: Dijon vs. Canola

BASF says the crop could open 2 million acres to oilseed production, while growers warn contamination could threaten non-GMO export contracts.

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Mustard is a tiny crop in Canada, which is why so many are excited about the drought-resistant GMO mustard plant.

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How a drought-resistant, GMO mustard plant could upend the farming industry

Agricultural giant BASF hopes to win approval for a plant that produces canola-like oil but risks contaminating pure mustard crops

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The Canadian GMO mustard wars: Dijon vs. canola

Mustard is a tiny crop in Canada, which is why so many are excited about the drought-resistant GMO mustard plant.

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CP24 broke the news in Toronto, Canada on Thursday, April 2, 2026.
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