Publication archives

Nov 12, 1999

U.S. Pursues Two-Track Biotech Crop Strategy

Reuters | November 9, 1999 | By Doug Palmer WASHINGTON - The United States said Tuesday it will seek negotiations in the World Trade Organization to establish clear science-based rules for the approval of genetically-modified crops, in case bilateral talks with the European Union fail.
Nov 11, 1999

Trade: ""Singapore Issues"" Face More Opposition

SUNS #4541 | November 1, 1999 | south-north development monitor SUNS
Nov 11, 1999

U.S. Rejects EU Proposal to End Banana Sanctions

National Journal's CongressDaily | November 10, 1999
Nov 11, 1999

Cattlemen Will Ponder Beef Hormone Payments from EU

CongressDaily | by Jerry Hagstrom
Nov 10, 1999

Corn Growers Endorse Labeling for Foods Containing Genetically Altered Products

American Corn Growers Association | November 10, 1999 | Contact: Gary Goldberg, 918-488-1829; David Senter, 202-331-4348 Farmer Liability Legislation Must be Next Step to Protect Agricultural Producers
Nov 10, 1999

European Commission Backs Reforms to Banana Rules

Reuters | November 10, 1999
Nov 10, 1999

USDA Still Looking for GMO Strategy for WTO Meeting

CongressDaily | November 09, 1999 | by Jerry Hagstrom
Nov 10, 1999

Novartis's Reported Interest in Monsanto

Reuters | November 9, 1999 ZURICH - Novartis's reported interest in life sciences rival Monsanto faces serious anti-trust problems given the companies' big agribusinesses, equity analysts said today.