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The court has now blocked the import of genetically modified (GMO) crops. The decision has been supported by civil society organizations that defend the rights of farmers. The stakeholders now say the decision is an opportunity to make changes to the country's agricultural policies while calling on the government to invest in research and recommend sustainable agriculture. This comes as a crucial decision on the future of seeds is expected to be issued in May.
Court Blocks GMO Imports as Stakeholders Push for Agricultural Reforms
- - KTN Newswrap ››
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