Publication archives

Oct 22, 1999

EU May Tread Fine Line on GMOs in WTO Talks

Reuters | October 21, 1999
Oct 22, 1999

The Fox, the Chickens, and the Guinea Pigs

The Ottawa Sun | October 20, 1999 | STEVE MADELY According to this story, David Suzuki visibly bristles when current genetic engineering of food is compared to hundreds of years of man-created plant hybrids and animal cross breeds.
Oct 22, 1999

Groups Launch National Campaign against Upcoming World Trade Talks

October 20, 1999 | from a press release
Oct 22, 1999

Understanding the Resistance to Labelling GMO Foods

Corner Post | Farm Commentary by Elbert van Donkersgoed | October 22, 1999 Yesterday, governments in the European Union agreed to a GM-free label. Food will be allowed to contain up to one per cent of genetically modified material while still being labelled GM-free.
Oct 22, 1999

Monsanto Pressured to Sell Off GM Assets

Guardian UK | Jane Martinson in New York | October 22, 1999
Oct 22, 1999

Don't Call It a GMO

Farm Industry News | November 1999
Oct 22, 1999

Monsanto Third-Quarter Earnings Fall

Reuters | October 21, 1999 ST. LOUIS - Life sciences firm Monsanto Co. was cited as saying Thursday its third-quarter profits fell further than expected but sales of its blockbuster arthritis drug Celebrex grew.
Oct 22, 1999

Review: Genetically Altered Foods New US-Japan Trade Issue

Dow Jones | October 20, 1999 | Chester Dawson in the Far Eastern Economic Review TOKYO - Confronted with two soybeans that are nearly identical in appearance, the pigeon in a recent Japanese television commercial approaches warily. Which to choose? It makes a quick meal of one bean - and that's the right one for Mother Nature, according to the voice-over.