Mexican Reform Bans GMO Corn, Ensures Biocultural Preservation

Mexican Reform Bans GMO Corn, Ensures Biocultural Preservation

A groundbreaking constitutional amendment in Mexico has banned the sowing of genetically modified (GM) corn nationwide. Lawmakers say this measure will preserve native varieties and protect the country's cultural identity, though critics warn it may strain international trade agreements and agricultural competitiveness. The post Mexican Reform Bans GMO Corn, Ensures Biocultural Preservation appeared first on LatinAmerican Post.

Mexico to Ban GMO Corn Cultivation Exceeding Natural Barriers

A brewing legislative battle is taking root in Mexico, centered on a seemingly simple kernel: corn. But this is no ordinary agricultural debate. At stake is the future of a crop deeply intertwined with the nation's identity, heritage, and, increasingly, its approach to genetic modification.The proposed reforms, currently being considered by Mexico's Chamber of Deputies, aim to prohibit the cultivation of genetically modified corn. Proponents arg…