Japan GM foods: New government data highlights genetically modified crop safety to assuage ‘accidental spillage’ concerns By Pearly Neo 06-Aug-2024 - Last updated on 06-Aug-2024 at 05:55 GMT Facebook Twitter Linkedin Email to a friend The Japanese government has released new data highlighting the safety of genetically modified crops to placate public concerns that accidental spillages were affecting biodiversity.Read the full story here. FNA Top 10 July 2024 Bureaucratic bungle: EU deforestation regs face postponement pressures amid ‘urgent’ commodity trade concerns Huge tax hikes: Vietnam proposes phased 100% alcohol tax rise, 10% for sugar-sweetened drinks Chasing China: Ferrero says freshness and flavours key to ensure lasting power for chocolate brands Forever young? PepsiCo China on how localisation and indulgence appeals to younger snack consumers Affordable - but not ‘cheap’: Thai consumers’ demand for value spells big opportunities for private label products Salt-free strategy: Heartful Flavours on a mission to reduce sodium levels with innovative Asian staples range Beyond sports: PepsiCo highlights new opportunities for active hydration beverages in APAC – Growth Asia Summit 2024 Egg advances: Mondelez on why Vietnam provided great opportunity for cage-free egg adoption Japan GM foods: New government data highlights genetically modified crop safety to assuage ‘accidental spillage’ concerns Blue economy hurdles: Automation and perception shift crucial to help Asia’s seafood sector move forward Prev 1 … 7 8 9 10 11 Next