Most food makers ban GMs survey
26 May 1999
Most food makers ban GMs — survey
MOST of the UKs leading food manufacturers have removed, or are removing, genetically modified (GM) ingredients from their food products, according to a survey.
A new study by the environmental group Friends of the Earth claims that 24 of the 30 largest food producers are either GM-free or are going GM-free.
Meanwhile, two letter writers to The Daily Telegraph also appear to have joined the crusade against GM food.
One observes that her lupins and broad beans are normally alive with bees at this time of the year.
She suggests that nature is “so fragile we cannot afford to take a risk with it.”
- Northern Foods bans GM foods, FWi, 07 May, 1999
- Now Cadbury abandons GMs, FWi, 30 April, 1999
- Nestlé latest to ban GMs, FWi, 29 April, 1999
- Food giants join GM ban, FWi, 28 April, 1999
- Financial Times 26/05/99 page 13
- The Daily Telegraph 26/05/99 page 27 (Letters to the Editor)
- Financial Times 26/05/99 page 13
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