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FDA Finds Unexpected Antibiotic Resistance Genes in ‘Gene-Edited’ Dehorned Cattle

Published: 13-08-2019

Gene-editing is seen by many as the ultimate in precision breeding. Polled cattle, whose horns have been genetically removed, have been presented as exemplars of this–a socially beneficial use of […]

Legislation & RegulationPlant & Animal BreedingScience & Technology

Moving the discussion around GE animals beyond soundbites

Published: 21-06-2019

This week an unusually diverse group of stakeholders gathered together to discuss a rapidly developing issue in animal agriculture – gene edited livestock. The day-long roundtable meeting, which was co-hosted […]

Plant & Animal BreedingScience & Technology

A lively discussion about ‘organic GMOs’

Published: 20-04-2019

Panellists took up very different positions during a lively and provocative discussion on the question ‘Can organic GMOs ever be a thing?’ held last week at Natural & Organic Products […]

Legislation & RegulationPlant & Animal Breeding

Are gene-edited animals drugs?

Published: 27-02-2019

How do we regulate gene-edited animals? It’s not a new question but it’s one that is gaining urgency as biotechnology companies turn their attention to intentional alterations in animal genomes.

Plant & Animal BreedingSustainability

A need to put farmers back into the discussion

Published: 08-02-2019

Although not directly about genetic engineering in food and farming the article brings up pertinent themes about control of narrative, and therefore practice, regarding the use of antimicrobials in farming – and the need for a more inclusive conversation around the issues.

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