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Mixed EU fortunes for GM products

ENDS Europe
Thursday 25 October 2007

The European commission gave marketing approval to four new genetically-modified products on Wednesday. Three GM maize varieties were approved for feed and food use and for import and processing, after EU governments failed to take a decision on the applications. A modified sugar beet was approved for food and feed. None were given cultivation approval.

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The Danish government presents the programme of the Danish Presidency of the Council of the European Union ‘Europe at work'

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