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1. sphweb.bumc.bu.edu › otlt › MPH-ModulesBackground - Boston University School of Public Health

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   Dec 18, 2013 · GM foods are developed – and marketed – because there is some perceived advantage either to the producer or consumer of these foods. This is meant to translate into a product with a lower price, greater benefit (in terms of durability or nutritional value) or both.

2. www.foodstandards.gov.au › sites › defaultGM Food Explained - Food Standards Australia New Zealand

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   1. GM foods are as safe as non-GM foods. GM food has been in our food supply for over 20 years. Research around the world and by FSANZ has shown that GM foods are as safe to eat as non-GM foods. Before GM foods can be sold, they undergo a thorough assessment to confirm they are just as safe as non-GM foods and offer the same (or improved ...

3. sunnewsonline.com › gm-foods-and-controversyGM Foods and controversy – The Sun Nigeria

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   Nov 10, 2016 · Welcome to the world of GM Foods: Why GM Foods? GM Foods are developed and marketed because there is some perceived advantage either to the producer or the consumer. This is meant to translate ...

4. pharmacyinfoline.com › genetically-modified-foodsGenetically modified foods - Pharmacy Infoline

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   3 days ago · GM foods are developed – and marketed – because there is some perceived advantage either to the producer or consumer of these foods. This is meant to translate into a product with a lower price, greater benefit (in terms of durability or nutritional value) or both.

5. link.springer.com › referenceworkentry › 10Genetic Modification (GMOs): Food | SpringerLink

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   Genetic modification (GM) of food involves deliberate altering of the genetic material of plants and animals. It is an old agricultural practice carried on by farmers since early historical times. Recently, however, it has been improved by technology, i.e., genetic engineering and molecular biology.

6. www.theguardian.com › global-development › 2023How food companies ‘sweetened the world’ – and increased the ...

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   Jul 14, 2023 · Drinks and snacks claiming to be good for consumers are concerning food campaigners working in India and elsewhere in the developing world, who say that food companies are getting away with ...

7. link.springer.com › chapter › 10Genetically Modified and Gene-Edited Food Crops: Recent ...

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   The current status and prospects of genetically modified (GM) and gene-edited (GE) food crops indicate their potential to revolutionize agriculture and address global food security challenges. These technologies have significantly enhanced crop traits, such as pest and disease resistance, improved nutritional content, and increased tolerance to ...