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Is the apple pear an apple or a pear? Understanding GMOs, price, and origin in one article
The apple pear is a new pear variety from Yanbian, Jilin. It tastes good, stores easily, and is rich in vitamins and trace elements. Regular consumption can help relieve cough and reduce phlegm, moisten the lungs, and provide other benefits, so many people like to eat it. So, is the apple pear a GMO fruit? Yes
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Does the $289 million compensation awarded to a glyphosate victim from Monsanto prove that GMOs are harmful?
A netizen recently said: "Recently, a US court ruled that Monsanto must pay $289 million in compensation to a glyphosate victim, holding it responsible for the cancer caused by its product. Glyphosate is one of the important companions of GMOs, and pro-GMO advocates claim it is safer than table salt. They list public doubts about glyphosate as the number one of the top ten rumors, in order to maintain their argument that there has not been a single case of GMOs being harmful to date."
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The GMO controversy continues: which parts of the feed industry involve GMOs?
As for the letters GMO, many people probably still do not know what they mean, but if these letters are translated into Chinese, there is probably no one who has not heard of them. To be precise, GMO is the English acronym for "genetically modified organism (genetically mod...
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China must hold its own place in the field of GMOs
Recently, Vice Minister of Agriculture Yu Xinrong held a press conference on agricultural work. When answering questions on GMOs, he said that China must hold its own place in GM technology. At present, China has not approved the commercial production of any GM staple food crops. Talking about grain
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