EuropaBio Launches Trade Talk Blog
March 18, 2015 |
EuropaBio launched a new section in the Growing Voices website called Trade Talk. This section features blogs on news and views about GM crops imports from around Europe. According to EuropaBio, Trade Talk is aimed at refocusing the debate and highlight that GMOs are already an integral part of daily lives, as Europe benefits from this key enabling technology mainly indirectly through imports. Through the short, personal posts, authors will aim to provide food for thought for all European citizens, experts, journalists and decision makers.
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