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gmos out of our food and the environment

Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are already in our food and GM crops are growing in the fields of a several countries around the world - yet we do not know if they are safe.

The companies that profit from GM crops, and even some governments, claim that our health and the environment are not at risk. Many people, however, including independent scientists, believe that not to be true. Friends of the Earth International GMO Campaign is working to safeguard GMO-free agriculture and to ensure that citizens around the world have the right to choose GMO-free food”

 

Who Benefits from GM crops?

an analysis of the global performance
of gm crops (1996-2006) - 2008 update

gmcrops2008full

 


Download: full report
Executive summary 

All the reports from the Who Benefits from GM crops series

 
Friends of the Earth Groups around the world are campaigning worldwide to keep GMOs out of our food and the Environment:
  • In Europe Friends of the Earth groups are calling for the right to establish GMO Free Territories.
  •  In Africa Friends of the Earth groups are calling for a moratorium on GM crops.
  •  In North America Friends of the Earth is campaigning for adequate testing and labelling of GMOs.
  • In Central America Friends of the Earth monitors GM contamination in Food aid and commercial imports.
  • In South America Friends of the Earth is promoting sustainable alternatives to GMOs.
  • In Asia Friends of the Earth groups are opposing GM papaya.
  • In the Caucasus region, Friends of the Earth is campaigning to keep their region free of GMOs.

campaign activities

  1. Hunger, food aid main and GMOs.
  2. GMO Contamination.
  3. Biosafety Protocol and other international agreements.
  4. GMO Free Zones.
  5. Monsanto and Corporate control, (see also key facts ).
  Campaign coordination:
Juan Lopez
Nnimmo Bassey
Contact the coordinators using the contact form at the bottom of the page.




 

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