New vote could take new GMOs one step closer to EU fields and plates

Forty tons of corn seeds contaminated with GMOs from Ukraine were seized in January 2024 by NÉBIH specialists. Last April, the European Union's food safety authority, EFSA, reported several salmonella infections in the western EU country and the United Kingdom. Chicken meat with salmonella came from Ukraine. And cheap Ukrainian honey, which flows almost unlimitedly into the EU, can even ruin the entire Hungarian beekeeping profession.

New vote could take new GMOs one step closer to EU fields and plates

EU countries are teetering on the brink of an agreement which would take new GMOs one step closer to our plates and several steps back from current protections governing the technology. What’s happening, what’s at stake, and what does that mean for next steps? Natasha Foote breaks it all down for you. [...] The post New vote could take new GMOs one step closer to EU fields and plates appeared first on Agricultural and Rural Convention.