Campaigners slam proposed GM potato trial in Meath

Environmental campaigners have expressed concern about the possibility of genetically-modified potatoes being grown in Ireland.

Thu, 16 Feb, 2006 - 08:16

Environmental campaigners have expressed concern about the possibility of genetically-modified potatoes being grown in Ireland.

The German company BASF has applied for a licence to conduct field trials with a blight-resistant crop in Co Meath this April.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: MeathPlace: IrelandPlace: Co MeathPerson: Michael O'HalloranOrganisation: BASFOrganisation: Environmental Protection AgencyOrganisation: GM-free Ireland
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