Takáč Admits to Suing the EU for New Genetically Modified Crops, Government Will Decide on Further Action

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After several years of deliberation, the European Parliament recently approved so-called genome-edited crops in the EU. In short, this means that plants that have been altered in a way that could also have occurred naturally or through traditional plant breeding should no longer be treated as if they were classic genetically modified organisms.

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The European Union has introduced new regulations on genetically modified crops. The move has led to a number of misunderstandings and misconceptions – we asked an expert what exactly the EU decision will change and whether there could be any dangers. The post Genetically modified crops are coming to Europe – should we be worried about this? first appeared on 24.hu.

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Three hundred signatories are asking the government to oppose the deregulation of new GMOs without labeling and risk control. Slovakia can shuffle the cards at the EU Court of Justice.

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The government will decide whether the Slovak Republic will file a lawsuit with the Court of Justice of the European Union against the regulation on the deregulation of new genetically modified organisms (GMOs). This was announced on Tuesday by the Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development Richard Takáč (Smer-SD) after receiving a joint appeal signed by three hundred...