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Genetically modified food content exceeding 3% must be labeled; the Food and Drug Administration announced this, and civic groups criticized officials for breaking their original promise of 0.9%

2016 All Genetically Modified Food Ingredients to Be Disclosed: Bulk Food Labeling to Be Fully Implemented in Three Phases by 2018

Genetically modified crops offer many benefits, but the hidden concerns behind them are also worth paying attention to.

Genetically modified crops fall out of favour and wither away in Europe

Genetically modified seeds are hard to control: nearly 70% of papayas in Hong Kong, China, are GM crops, and organic farms have also been affected

The Council of Agriculture clarifies that genetically modified crops have not yet been approved for cultivation, to avoid becoming a testing ground.

How do you say genetically modified in Taiwanese? A professor from the Department of Agronomy at National Taiwan University teaches agriculture in Taiwanese.

Genetically modified foods have become the widest food safety gap between the Taiwan, China government and the public

Hsinchu mayor opposes genetically modified crops, advocates developing environmentally friendly agriculture on fallow land

Scholars urge assessment of the carcinogenic risk of glyphosate herbicides and stricter inspection of imported genetically modified crops