Genetically modified food

Genetically modified food

A community portal about Genetically modified food with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: A genetically modified food is a product developed from a different genetically modified organism such as a crop plant, animal... [more]

A community portal about Genetically modified food with blogs, videos, and photos. According to Wikipedia.org: A genetically modified food is a product developed from a different genetically modified organism such as a crop plant, animal or microorganisms, such as snails. Genetically modified foods produced by genetic engineering have been available since the 1990s. The principal GM foods derived from plants are soybean, maize, canola, cocoa beans, and cotton seed oil.

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It's already too late to shut the door on GM foods

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(NaturalNews) A report from the British Royal Society has been released that urges support for genetically-modified foods by the British public in order to address what it deems the world's growing demand for food. The report also reveals the disturbing reality about just how far genetically-modified (GM) foods have already penetrated the food supply in England, despite widespread public rejection of genetically-modified organisms (GMOs) roughly a decade ago. Over the years, Brits have been led to believe that their diets are GMO-free. Truth be told, nearly two-thirds of the roughly 2.6 million tons of soy that is imported into the United Kingdom each and ... Read Full Story

Another Reason to Garden - GMO Food & Roundup

Written by Gandree on
Image via Wikipedia Sometimes when you have been doing something for a long time, you forget that others may not know some of the basic things you take for granted. I recently posted an article called If You Are Starting A Garden - Count The Cost. In it I mentioned that one reason seed companies have developed genetically modified plants is so that they can spray them with Roundup for easier harvest. When I wrote that, I forgot that new gardeners may not know what Roundup is so I decided to followup on it here. It seems that it is easier to harvest such ... Read Full Story

Mother Nature Knows Best

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Most of us working stiffs cannot afford to buy organic food for all our needs, so could we agree to stop experimenting with our bodies? Please? In the meantime, print out the shopping guide below and take it with you to the supermarket. Study Confirms Genetically Modified Crops Threaten Human Fertility and Health Safety by Institute for Responsible Technology (Posted by sadelaine ) Austrian Government Study Confirms Genetically Modified (GM) CropsThreaten Human Fertili ty and Health Safety Advocates Call for Immediate Ban of All GM Foods and GM Crops IMMEDIATE RELEASE (November 13, 2008) (Los Angeles, CA.) - A long-term feeding study commissioned by ... Read Full Story

Genetically-Modified Food -The Big Debate

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As the genetically modified (GM) food industry is really starting to take off, controversy is increasing over whether people want to eat GM foods and if they should be labeled or not. Surveys show that most Americans want GM food products to be labeled as such, but so far the food industry is getting it’s way—a way that critics say leaves consumers in the dark. Earlier this year rice modified to contain human proteins gained approval for large-scale planting, and is taking root in Kansas despite the controversy. The announcement created quite a stir when it hit the media. When it was given preliminary ... Read Full Story

Jimmy’s GM food fight

Written by coolerchoice on
GM food is an emotive issue, but is too emotive? It seems to me that many people are automatically against modifying crops but don’t really know why. Indeed, it seems unnatural to mess with our food, but is it worth considering GM’s potential? And what about claims that GM could help developing world countries feed their populations? In his new Horizon documentary for BBC2, celebrity sustainable farmer Jimmy Doherty looks at this burning issue. He travels to the USA, Argentina and Uganda to find out how genetically modified food is regarded abroad. Jimmy discovers how the UK has become virtually a GM-free zone because ... Read Full Story
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Getting to Know Genetically Modified Food
The first group of genetically modified plant life was created in 1983, and a variety of genetically modified crops have since been fashioned with traits such as resistance to insects, herbicides and viruses...Contributor: Jacob AdlonPublished: Nov 22, 2009  
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Method ← Previous revision Revision as of 20:30, 10 November 2009 Line 9: Line 9: One advantage of genetic engineering, as illustrated in the next section, is that genes can be introduced that do not occur in the germplasm of the target species and its closely related wild relatives. One advantage of genetic engineering, as illustrated in the next section, is that genes can be...  
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we will be talking about genetically modified food and vegetables, which is the same principle as the GMO but the manipulation in the genes takes place in the seeds of the fruits and vegetables.Contributor: kamal saghir najjarPublished: Oct 14, 2009  
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Andrew Kimbrell: New Report: GMOs Causing Massive Pesticide Pollution...
There is one fact about genetically engineered foods that there is no debate about: no one wakes up in the morning eager to buy gene-altered food. There's good reason for this. Genetically modified foods do nothing for the "eating public". They ...  
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Biotech regulator approves commercial release of Bt brinjal
New Delhi, Oct 14 (IANS) The Genetic Engineering Approval Committee (GEAC), the biotechnology regulator, Wednesday approved the commercialisation of genetically modified Bt brinjal. Bt Brinjal still needs the government’s nod before its release in the market. If it gets the nod, Bt Brinjal will be the first genetically modified food in India. Members of the committee, which [...]  
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