MEXICO CITY, Mar 14 (IPS) – Mexico has taken important steps to protect native corn, even standing up to its largest trading partner, the United States, to do so. But the lack of a comprehensive legal framework in its policy towards genetically modified crops allows authorizations for other transgenic crops.
MEXICO CITY, Mar 14 (IPS) – Mexico has taken important steps to protect native corn, even standing up to its largest trading partner, the United States, to do so. But the lack of a comprehensive legal framework in its policy towards genetically modified crops allows authorizations for other transgenic crops.Read the full story, “The Ups and Downs of Control of Transgenic Crops in Mexico”, on globalissues.org →