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The evolving GMO food trade policy debate: towards a global regulatory regime?

Patricia Katz, Paul K. MacDonald, Graeme MacKenzie

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This chapter first examines the current US and European regulatory regimes for genetically modified organisms (GMO), and then examines how international agreement might best be achieved. The GMO food debate is discussed in a multilateral context.

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This chapter first examines the current US and European regulatory regimes for genetically modified organisms (GMO), and then examines how international agreement might best be achieved. The GMO food debate is discussed in a multilateral context.

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This chapter first examines the current US and European regulatory regimes for genetically modified organisms (GMO), and then examines how international agreement might best be achieved. The GMO food debate is discussed in a multilateral context.

Key concepts: International trade, Context (archaeology), Political science, Genetically modified organism, Economics, International economics, Biology, Gene

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