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"International trade concerns over biotechnology challenge U.S. agricultural exports"
PART OF:
Collection of reports relating to genetically modified crops
Made:
2001-06
part of archive:
GM Archive / National Farmers' Union collection relating to genetically modified crops
maker:
United States General Accounting Office
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Extent:
1 item
Identifier:
MS/2156/04/09
Access:
Open Access
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GM Archive / National Farmers' Union collection relating to genetically modified crops
MS/2156/01 Collection of AV materials relating to genetically modified crops
MS/2156/01/01 "Documents and Legislation: Developments in biotechnology and current regulation"
MS/2156/01/02 "Researcher: An international career"
MS/2156/01/03 "Biotechnology in Europe: the right to choose"
MS/2156/01/04 "The world according to Monsanto: from dioxin to genetically modified crops"
MS/2156/02 Collection of books relating to genetically modified crops
MS/2156/02/01 "How to unlock sustainable growth in the UK"
MS/2156/02/02 "A decade of EU-funded GMO research"
MS/2156/02/03 "Pocket guide to GM crops and policies"
MS/2156/02/04 "42nd annual review of weed control 2005"
MS/2156/02/05 "Engineering genesis: the ethics of genetic engineering in non-human species"
MS/2156/03 Collection of promotional materials relating to genetically modified crops
MS/2156/03/01 "GM crop co-existence in perspective - a message from Bob Fiddaman"
MS/2156/03/02 "GMO's, glyphosate & tomorrow" Interview with Professor Don Huber
MS/2156/03/03 "Making sense of GM"
MS/2156/03/04 "Adventitious presence, bringing clarity to confusion" and key messages pamphlet
MS/2156/03/05 "GM benefits factsheet"
MS/2156/03/06 "Ensuring the safety of biotech crops"
MS/2156/03/07 "Sustainable agriculture and food production: biotechnology - part of the solution" conference materials
MS/2156/03/08 GM Observer newsletter
MS/2156/03/09 "Green biotechnology and climate change"
MS/2156/03/10 "Water efficient maize for Africa frequently asked questions"
MS/2156/03/11 "International marketing ten reasons why U.S. soybeans are the most sustainable in the world"
MS/2156/03/12 "U.S. soybean production: a comparison of sustainable production systems for conventional, biotech and organic soybeans"
MS/2156/03/13 "Myths and realities behind rising food prices"
MS/2156/03/14 "Growth for a better world - 2007 pledge report"
MS/2156/04 Collection of reports relating to genetically modified crops
MS/2156/04/01 Folder of papers from 3rd Fresenius conference "GM crops and foods" including conference notes from Helen Ferrier
MS/2156/04/02 Draft opinion on the proposal for a regulation of the European Parliament and the council amending directive 2001/18/EC as regards the possibility for the member states to restrict or prohibit the cultivation of GMOs in their territory
MS/2156/04/03 Co-existence and traceability international conference "GM and non-GM supply chains: their co-existence and traceability"
MS/2156/04/04 "Some of the future new soybeans will offer both feed and human food benefits"
MS/2156/04/05 "A report to the EC directorate general for research from the project 'Life sciences in European society'"
MS/2156/04/06 "Public perceptions of agricultural biotechnologies in Europe" final report of the PABE research project
MS/2156/04/07 "The economics of non-GMO segregation and identity preservation"
MS/2156/04/08 "TBT or not TBT, that is the question: the international trade law implications of European community GM traceability and labelling legislation" European Environmental Law Review
MS/2156/04/09 "International trade concerns over biotechnology challenge U.S. agricultural exports"
MS/2156/04/10 "Economics of identity preservation for genetically modified crops"
MS/2156/04/11 "Identity preservation challenges and opportunities for producer, traders and processors of GM-free agricultural crops and food products"
MS/2156/04/12 "How can genetically modified foods be made publicly acceptable?" Trends in Biotechnology Vol. 22 No. 3
MS/2156/04/13 "Guidance on best practice in the design of post-market monitoring plans in submissions to the advisory committee on releases to the environment"
MS/2156/04/14 "Consultancy support for the impact of GM crops on UK farm profitability"
MS/2156/04/15 "Report on the separation distances required to ensure cross-pollination is below specified limits in the non-seed crops of sugar beet, maize and oilseed rape"
MS/2156/04/16 "Farmers understandings of GM crops within local communities - New technologies and scientific developments: exploring better ways to support farmers' decisions"
MS/2156/04/17 "Precaution and genetically-modified crops in the EU"
MS/2156/04/18 "GM planning regime" and government reply to committee's report
MS/2156/04/19 Communication to the commission from the President for an orientation debate on genetically modified organisms
MS/2156/04/20 Genetically modified foods factsheet
MS/2156/04/21 "Position on statement on food security and safety - Genetically modified organisms (GMOs)"
MS/2156/04/22 "Ban on triazine herbicides likely to reduce but not negate relative benefits of GMHT maize cropping"
MS/2156/04/23 "Proceedings of The Royal Society Biological Sciences" Issue on Biotechnology
MS/2156/04/24 "Genetically modified foods and health: a second interim statement"
MS/2156/04/25 "Safety of genetically engineered foods: approaches to assessing unintended health effects"
MS/2156/04/26 "The agricultural advantages and consumer acceptance or otherwise of genetically modified crops with particular emphasis on potatoes - the reasons for and lessons to be learned from the demise of the GM in potatoes as compared with the apparent success of GM broad acre crops"
MS/2156/04/27 "Nutritional and safety assessments of foods and feeds nutritionally improved through biotechnology"
MS/2156/04/28 Organic Research Centre newsletters
MS/2156/04/29 "Capturing the economic potential of all GM crops for UK plc - Response to PM's Strategy Unit's study into 'the costs and benefits of GM crops"
MS/2156/04/30 Reports regarding GM feed
MS/2156/04/31 Reports relating to the GM Strategy Unit
MS/2156/05 Collection of press cuttings relating to genetically modified crops
MS/2156/05/01 "Modified Thinking" Farmer & Grower
MS/2156/05/02 "EU GM policy still failing to deliver" Poultry Forum
MS/2156/05/03 Press cuttings regarding GM crops
