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Dec 9, 1999

Greenpeace Blocks U.S. Corn Shipment to Mexico

Reuters | December 7, 1999 MEXICO CITY - Greenpeace activists Tuesday were cited as blockading railway tracks from Mexico's Gulf Coast port of Veracruz in a bid to stop imports of genetically modified corn from the United States.
Dec 9, 1999

Bad Press and Biotech

Nature Biotechnology | December 1999 | Editorial | Volume 17 Number 12 p 1143
Dec 9, 1999

Monsanto Campaign Tries to Gain Support for Gene-Altered Food

New York Times | December 8, 1999 | By MELODY PETERSEN With the nation's biotechnology industry being denounced as the creator of "Frankenfoods," at least one company has been working to get groups of church members, union workers and elderly residents to speak in support of genetically engineered foods.
Dec 9, 1999

Agbiotech Outreach Boosted

Nature Biotechnology | December 1999 | Volume 17 Number 12 p 1148 | Jeff Fox
Dec 9, 1999

Greenpeace Blocks Gates of Europe's Largest Soybean Importer, Halts U.S. Crop Shipment

Greenpeace (USA) Press Release | December 2, 1999 CARGILL GMO FACILITY IN BREST, FRANCE, SITE OF ACTION BY 30 ACTIVISTS
Dec 9, 1999

This Should Not Be the End for Terminator Technology in GM Crops

Nature | December 2, 1999 | 402, 457 (1999)
Dec 9, 1999

Ag-Biotech Industry in Trouble

MCCAIN DECISION ON POTATOES RESPONSE TO WIDESPREAD MISTRUST Saskatoon StarPhoenix | December 2, 1999 | Murray Lyons
Dec 9, 1999

U.S. GM Soy Planting Seen Up Next Year

Reuters | December 3, 1999