Comments: The Coexistence Session
reduction potential afforded by GM crops. This is because European countries produce no cotton, very little canola, very little soybeans, and very little rice. The only GM crop they produce in significant acreage is maize. Even with 80% GM crop adoption levels, northern European countries would reduce costs of production by less than 1%. Countries in southern Europe would reduce costs by less than 2%. This, however, does not prevent European countries from urging developing countries to apply the "precautionary principle" to regulatory policy. Tragically, many developing countries in sub-Saharan Africa do not have the capacity to evaluate food safety and environmental risks to adopt GM crops, even though many countries would benefit in the form of reduced costs of production by 10% or more.1 3. Note that the rules for adventitious content
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