Monsanto Europe blog

[...] level for non-scientific policy reasons. The proposal will now be considered by the European Parliament and is expected, if adopted, to enter into force in late 2014 or during 2015. Never […] [...]

[...] Earlier this month, Pervenche Berès, a French Socialist member of the European Parliament, issued a press release with a headline that would be funny if it weren’t so sadly [...]

[...] Today the European Parliament endorsed a proposal to let European governments restrict or prohibit cultivation of safe GM [...]

[...] a lot of discussion in the media recently about the very sudden– and very recent– rise in coeliac disease ( or celiac disease if you live in the US), which affects people with a clinical gluten [...]

[...] For all those interested in the debate around coeliac disease, you might be interested to read a recent blog post by Peter Olins, Ph.D. Peter Olins is a [...]

[...] think ‘Biotech’ and ‘GM’. Whilst we are proud of our global leadership position on GM crops, it will no doubt surprise many that GMOs are not actually Monsanto’s only focus. [...]

[...] restrict or prohibit cultivation of safe genetically modified (GM) crops, calls to allow GM crops to be cultivated in the UK–conversely–have been gaining momentum. Earlier this month, two [...]

[...] Union Environment Ministers today endorsed a proposal to let EU governments restrict or prohibit cultivation of individual genetically modified crops at national or regional level for non-scientific [...]

[...] Today the European Parliament endorsed a proposal to let European governments restrict or prohibit cultivation of safe GM crops at national or regional level for non-scientific policy reasons. The [...]

[...] cultivation of individual genetically modified crops at national or regional level for non-scientific policy reasons. The proposal will now be considered by the European Parliament and is expected, if [...]

[...] restrict or prohibit cultivation of safe GM crops at national or regional level for non-scientific policy reasons. The proposal now goes back to EU national governments for final approval and is [...]

[...] Today the European Parliament endorsed a proposal to let European governments restrict or prohibit cultivation of safe GM crops at national or regional level for non- [...]

[...] Whilst the European Parliament last week voted to endorse a proposal that would allow European governments to restrict or prohibit cultivation of safe genetically modified (GM) crops, calls to [...]

[...] restrict or prohibit cultivation of individual genetically modified crops at national or regional level for non-scientific policy reasons. The proposal will now be considered by the European [...]

[...] to let European governments restrict or prohibit cultivation of safe GM crops at national or regional level for non-scientific policy reasons. The proposal now goes back to EU national governments for [...]