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6-Regulation: Moray (UK; Scotland) declared itself a GM-free region, GENET

6-Regulation: Butte County (USA) on the way to pass GE-freeresolution, GENET

2-Plants: German GM crop sites stay secret despite new EU GMOregulations, GENET

7-Business: Monsanto seeks to end Delta and Pine cotton deal, GENET

5-Animals: Scientists produce cow immune to Mad Cow Disease, GENET

6-Regulation: Russia tightens controls over GMOs in food, GENET

1-Proteins: Cuba's biotechnology success a showcase to the world, GENET

6-Regulation: Australian and New Zealand praise their GM foodlabelling standard, GENET

2-Plants: Kenya prepares to grow genetically modified maize, GENET

2-Plants: More time needed to develop biotech wheat, coordination

4-Patents: Canada sows further doubt on GM seed patents, coordination

2-Plants: China official says GMO cotton developing super pest, coordination

3-Food: Sainsbury UK goes for GE-free cattle fodder, GENET

9-Misc: GE in India (5) - Indian voters do not support currenttechnology reforms, GENET

9-Misc: GE in India (4) - Proposed GMO regulatory system under fire, GENET

9-Misc: GE in India (2) - Bt cotton debate still evokes mixedresponse, GENET

9-Misc: GE in India (3) - Bt cotton, again, GENET

9-Misc: GE in India (1) - Performance of Bt cotton in AndrahPradesh 03/04, GENET

3-Food: GM food aid controversy erupts again in africa, GENET

6-Regulation: Liberian NGOs demand cautious approach towards GE food, GENET

6-Regulation: South Africa new Biodiversity Act also deals with GMOissues, GENET

5-Animals: Scientist questions value of BSE-immune cows, GENET

2-Plants: France says yes to new GM crop trials, GENET

6-Regulation: Russia tightens up GM food labeling, GENET

2-Plants: GE pharma crops making quiet comeback in the U.S., GENET

2-Plants: Philippine groups struggle about Bt corn, GENET

2-Plants: Bayer pulls out of GM canola trials in New South Wales(Australia), GENET

2-Plants: Low lignin GM trees and forage crops, GENET

9-Misc: Protesters gather at BIO 2004, GENET

6-Regulation: New Zealand public consulted whether to ratifyCartagena Protocol, GENET

Genetic Engineering Newsletter 54, gtnews-redaktion

6-Regulation: Zero tolerance for GM contamination could be eased inNew Zealand, GENET

9-Misc: Anti-GM views growing in US, GENET

3-Food: Can GE technology improve bad food?, GENET

7-Business: DuPont to buy Maxygen's Verdia unit, GENET

2-Plants: Australian farm trial for GM canola despite Monsantopullout, GENET

6-Regulation: Citizens for GE-Free Butte (USA) start GE-free ballot, GENET

9-Misc: The Ecological Society of America voices its concern ongenetically engineered organisms, GENET

6-Regulation: U.S. starts environmental impact assessment procedurefor GE bent grass, GENET

2-Plants: Risk assessment of GE plants expressing proteaseinhibitor genes, GENET

2-Plants: Update on refuge strategies in Bt crops, GENET

6-Regulation: FAO produces additional guidelines for GMO riskassessment, GENET

2-Plants: Gene flow from cultivated rice: Ecological consequences, GENET

9-Misc: USDA-Burkina Faso summit to examine role of GMOs in Africa, GENET

7-Business: U.S. States and cities court biotech, but is it worthit?, GENET

2-Plants: West Australia' Premier meets Aboriginals opposingBt-cotton, GENET

6-Regulation: Ohio (USA) drafts laws to allow replanting ofpatented seeds, GENET

9-Misc: EC releases first submissions in WTO GMO dispute, GENET

2-Plants: Non-GE wheat developed to out-compete weeds, GENET

5-Animals: GE salmons out-compete wild salmons when food is scarce, GENET

5-Animals: Public opposes use of animal organs in human transplants, GENET

5-Animals: GE chicken to produce pharma eggs, GENET

5-Animals: Korea to mass-produce GE pig organs for human transplants, GENET

5-Animals: GE cattle antibody production moves a step closer, GENET

5-Animals: GloFish, the first GM animal commercialized: profitsamid controversy, GENET

7-Business: U.S. farmers move to Brazil, GENET

7-Business: California biotech company moves to Iowa, GENET

9-Misc: Biotechnology as religion, GENET

7-Business: BIO 2004 feeds sceptic views about plant biotech future, GENET

9-Misc: Statement from a South African Council of Churchesconsultation on GMOs, GENET

2-Plants: China ramps up efforts to commercialize GM rice, GENET

8-Humans: Human cloning bans in Arab states and Bulgaria, GENET

2-Plants: Conventional and Bt cotton performed equally in AndhraPradesh (India) in 2003, GENET

6-Regulation: Final report on future Indian GMO legislation almostunchanged, GENET

3-Food: Irish consumers misled as labels fail to tell truth on GMfoods, GENET

2-Plants: Andrah Pradesh Government worried over fake Bt seeds, GENET

2-Plants: 'Safer' (GE) tobacco products not as safe as they seem, GENET

9-Misc: FAO declares war on farmers, not on hunger, GENET

3-Food: EU blocked approval of Monsanto's RR canola as food, GENET

2-Plants: New studies contradict FAO report, GENET

6-Regulation: Global GM Food Labelling Laws, GENET

3-Food: China may become ag-biotech star, GENET

3-Food: WFP can acquire non-GM foods from SADC countries, GENET

6-Regulation: U.S. Senator Durbin calls for federal review ofgenetically engineered foods, GENET

6-Regulation: Butte County (USA) voted for for GE-free ballot, GENET

6-Regulation: German Parliament passes stringent law on geneticallymodified organisms, GENET

2-Plants: Trikala (Greece) corn crops to be destroyed, GENET

6-Regulation: Vermont Progressives counter GMOs, GENET

9-Misc: Western Isles (UK) ready to join as Highland GM-free zonegrows, GENET

2-Plants: Welcome to the GM Republic of Soya Beans, GENET

2-Plants: Monsanto tries to win Indian farmers over to biotech seeds, GENET

2-Plants: Monsanto withdraws GMO wheat from all but US FDA, GENET

9-Misc: FAO unashamedly biased towards GMOs - Meeting the needs ofthe biotech industry, not the poor, GENET

2-Plants: US pushes transgenic crops in Africa, GENET

2-Plants: Growing India's promise: Seeds of change, GENET

7-Business: USDA promotes U.S. food and agricultural productsoverseas with 161 Mill USD, GENET

3-Food: Kenya opens greenhouse complex for GE crop experiments, GENET

2-Plants: West African leaders have "come a long way" inunderstanding agbiotech, GENET

9-Misc: Protesters Lambast FAO Over GMO Stand, GENET

3-Food: West African leaders interested in GMOs - if without risks, GENET

4-Patents: USDA and AATF sign agreement of (GE) technology transfer, GENET

9-Misc: GENET's GE-free pages updated, GENET

3-Food: Salvadoran anti-biotech factions hope to block food imports, GENET

2-Plants: Spain to seek independent advice on biotech crops, GENET

3-Food: Zambia maintains stance against GM foods, GENET

2-Plants: Greenpeace says GM-contaminated maize found in nineMexican states, GENET

2-Plants: GE crop commercialisation not likely says Thailand'sEnvironment Minister, GENET

6-Regulation: Brazil's biosafety law stalls in the Senate, GENET

Brief note on the Brussels TRIPs +10 Conference, EMMOTT Steve

6-Regulation: EU may delay setting biotech seed labeling thresholds, coordination

2-Plants: "Plants for the future": A European vision for plant biotechnology, coordination

1-Proteins: GMO controversy reaches the food enzyme market, coordination

3-Food: Scientific study warns of lack of information on GM health effects, coordination

3-Food: European Commission proposes authorisation of NK603 maize, coordination

2-Plants: UK study concludes that organic and GE crops can co-exist, coordination

9-Misc: On the GE and genetic resources debate in Malaysia, coordination

9-Misc: GE debate heated up in Kenya, coordination

9-Misc: No quick fix to Africa's food problems, coordination

6-Regulation: Chile's agriculture ministry delays approval of biotech crops, coordination

2-Plants: Egypt will help Tanzania with 'inevitable' GM crops, coordination

9-Misc: Does Mauritius connect land democratisation and GMO planting?, coordination

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