Proposed new EU laws on GM foods can only empower the consumer

GENETICALLY modified food is one of those issues that leaves very little room for compromise.

Wed, 02 Jul, 2003 - 01:00
Ann Cahill, Europe Correspondent

People tend to be either in favour or opposed.

Trying to devise laws to govern GM food is fraught with problems.

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