Costa Rica Still Says NO to GM CornThe official response to the request by Monsanto for seed planting and research is being hampered by lobbyists who are opposed to the concept.Wednesday, December 5, 2012
Elfinancierocr.com reports that "The National Biosafety Technical Commission requested further studies on the impacts of transgenic corn planting in Costa Rica by the Monsanto company, meaning that they are still unable to define whether or not the permit will be granted. ' Source: elfinancierocr.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Law Suit Stalls Cultivation of GM SeedsFebruary 2013 The Constitutional Chamber of Costa Rica has accepted for consideration an appeal against the planting of transgenic corn for seed production and export. The Ghost of GM MaizeJanuary 2013 "I was completely wrong to oppose Genetically Modified Organisms" - Mark Lynas, environmental leader. GM Seeds to be Produced in Costa RicaJanuary 2013 DPL Semillas, a subsidiary of Monsanto, has been authorized to plant three GM maize varieties to produce seeds for export. Panama Looks at Authorizing GM CropsJanuary 2012 This week saw the first crop of genetically modified maize from an experimental farm in El Ejido.
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