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Going to ridiculous lengths—European coexistence regulations for GM crops

Even if a GM crop can surmount Europe's excessive product registration process, any farmer hoping to plant it must then navigate tortuous, arbitrary and scientifically unjustifiable coexistence regulations.

Paul Christou | Teresa Capell | Richard M Twyman | R. Twyman | P. Christou | T. Capell | K. Ramessar | Koreen Ramessar

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