The clock is ticking ever closer towards a much anticipated end for the
world's biotech moguls. These corporate criminals are now being forced
to watch their entire corrupt business model unravel, as country after
country bans the cultivation of genetically-modified organisms (GMOs) – a
synthetic crop cultivation technology that's been shown scientifically
to harm humans, animals and the environment.
European Union
(E.U.) standards currently allow certain GMOs to be cultivated within
the borders of member countries, but a majority of these member
countries have chosen to "opt out" of the program altogether, due to
concerns about both safety and necessity, according to reports. And if
things keep moving in this direction throughout Europe, there's a good
chance it will spill over into U.S. GMO policy as well.
According
to GMO-Free Europe, the following countries have banned cultivation of
Monsanto's MON 810 genetically-modified maize (corn), which is among the few GMOs that can legally be grown in Europe:
• Austria
• France
• Germany
• Greece
• Hungary
• Italy
• Luxembourg
• Poland
• Romania
• Switzerland
A color-coded map of European countries with national bans or moratoriums on MON810 or other GMOs can be accessed here.
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