Detailed, referenced briefings and other detailed documents on a range of GM-related topics. Most have been created by GM Freeze but we also include some from our members or partners where they are the experts on this topic.
19 May 2017
We are asking General Election candidates to protect the integrity of our food, our farms and our crops when the UK leaves the European Union by commiting to:
19 Feb 2017
A position statement from European Civil Society organisations, including GM Freeze, on why EU GMO law must be fully applied to the so-called ‘New Plant Breeding Techniques’.
16 Oct 2016
Report on a workshop held at the University of Nottingham on 13 June 2016. Key issues covered include:
Authors are Sarah Hartley, Warren Pearce, Liz O’Neill (GM Freeze Director) and Penny Polson
3 Dec 2015
Dr Ricarda A Steinbrecher considers the seven new genetic engineering techniques often referred to as “New Breeding Techniques”. She explains why they share many of the problems of older GM techniques but also bring their own set of risks and uncertainties. She presents the scientific case for classifying all of these techniques as GM and regulating their use with as much rigour as previous and current GM techniques.
This is a scientific briefing from GM Freeze member organisation, EcoNexus, www.econexus.info
5 Jun 2014
A summary of three key GM crop contamination incidents, considering their implications on proposals for “national opt outs” to EU GM crop authorisations. Includes major contamination cases involved US rice, Chinese Rice and Canadian flax.
8 Jul 2013
27 Jun 2013
25 Jun 2013
21 Jun 2013
A briefing by PAN UK and GM Freeze
31 May 2013
Why all genetic engineering carries risks and should be classified as GM
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