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EU Agriculture Commissioner promises GMO labelling, despite TTIP
Phil Hogan answering the questions at the International Green Week in Berlin
If a product contains genetically modified corn, it will still be labelled as such in the future, assured EU Agriculture Commissioner Phil Hogan, seeking to dispel fears that consumer protection standards could suffer under planned trade agreements with the US and Canada. EurActiv Germany reports.
Just in time for the opening of the world’s largest annual agricultural exhibition International Green Week in Berlin on Thursday (15 January), EU Commissioner Phil Hogan took a clear position in favour of labeling products containing genetically modified organisms (GMOs).
- Agriculture Commissioner promises GMO labelling, despite TTIP | EurActiv
- GM food labelling in Europe will not be affected by TTIP agreement
- GM crop vote was just the beginning of Europe's biotech battle | Environment | The Guardian
- Phil Hogan - COMMISSIONER (2014-2019) Agriculture & Rural Development, European Commission
