EU says its time to bite the bullet on GMO ban

EU farm ministers last Thursday set the stage for lifting a three-year-old ban on genetically modified organisms (GMOs).

A majority of ministers accepted that food or animal feed containing more than 0.9% of genetically altered ingredients should be automatically labelled.

They also agreed to a maximum permissible level of 0.5% for food and feed that accidentally contains unauthorised GMOs.

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