Japan GM foods: New government data highlights genetically modified crop safety to assuage ‘accidental spillage’ concerns

By Pearly Neo

06-Aug-2024 - Last updated on 06-Aug-2024 at 05:55 GMT

The Japanese government has released new data highlighting the safety of genetically modified crops to placate public concerns that accidental spillages were affecting biodiversity.

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