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Big
Money, Bad Science. A teach-in to provide balanced
information about the threats posed by biotechnology
and genetic engineering to the environment, public
health and sustainability.
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| If you want
to know more about consumer interest groups' position
on labelling and the FAO/WHO Codex Alimentarius have
a look at the Codex
Campaign conducted by Consumers
International , a worldwide federation of consumer
organisations. |
| Campaign
to Ban Genetically Engineered Foods |
| Consumer
choice |
| Material on
UK, European and International food law and regulations
can be found on the Food Law Pages of the Department
of Food Science and Technology at the University of
Reading. |
| The
Five Year Freeze Campaign - is calling for a five
year freeze on imports of genetically engineered foods
and farm crops, growing genetically engineered crops
for any commercial purpose and patenting of genetic
resources for food and farm crops in the UK. |
| The
GE Food Alert Campaign Centre
is a coalition of seven organisations demanding the
testing and labelling of genetically engineered food.
Links
to related Genetic Engineering / Biotechnology sites. |
| Genetically
Modified Food, UK and World News
1500+ news stories about Genetically Modified Organisms
in the food chain. |
| Organic
Consumers Association campaigns for food safety,
organic agriculture, fair trade & sustainability. The
association is a non-profit, public interest organisation
The subjects it deals with include genetically engineered
food, organic standards, food irradiation and Bovine
Growth Hormone (rBGH). The Association provides an extensive
list of
links related to genetically engineered food, food
safety, and organic standards. |
The
Sierra Club
has launched a campaign against genetically engineered
foods, targeting Kraft
Foods, which is the largest packaged food producer
in America ($28 billion in annual sales) and a division
of Philip Morris, the tobacco giant.
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| Transgen
is a searchable German database on genetic engineering
in food, food ingredients and additives. |
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is not responsible for the content of any external
website
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