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Tag Archives: agriculture
AMA: “No Scientific Justification for Special Labeling of Bioengineered Foods”
Concurrent to the 2012 BIO International Convention in Boston, the American Medical Association (AMA) is hosting its 161st annual meeting in Chicago during which the group discussed the issue of mandatory labeling of biotech food products. During the AMA meeting, the AMA House of Delegates adopted a formal statement in opposition to the mandatory labeling of genetically engineered, or bioengineered, foods. (Note: the organization did not consider or take a position on the California food Read More >
We Are BIO
Here’s what the Biotechnology Industry Organization is doing for you. This year, we challenged you to answer the question – What’s Your BIO? On behalf of the Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO), I’d like to answer that question to illustrate how we advocate for federal, state and global policies to foster continued biotech breakthroughs, innovation and ingenuity. In addition to producing the BIO International Convention, we educate and engage public policy leaders in Washington, in state Read More >
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Tags: 2012 BIO International Convention, agricultural biotechnology, agriculture, BIO International Convention, business development, Health Care, International, PDUFA, prescription drugs, public policy, reimbursment, sbir, small business, TDP, Therapeutic Discovery Project
Tags: 2012 BIO International Convention, agricultural biotechnology, agriculture, BIO International Convention, business development, Health Care, International, PDUFA, prescription drugs, public policy, reimbursment, sbir, small business, TDP, Therapeutic Discovery Project
Delicious Irony: What If Biotech Crops Actually Helped Organic?
A lot has been written about the “battle” between biotech and organic. Organic proponents claim biotech is a big evil – complicated technology invented by large-scale corporate agriculture to takeover farming as we know it. Meanwhile, biotech proponents struggle to explain the science, promote the technology’ benefits and promises, and insist that biotech is key to feeding the world. Hank Campbell of Science2.0 and Alex Berezow of RealClearScience put a new spin on this debate Read More >
Why Biotech Food Labeling Is Met with Resistance
In recent weeks, there’s been a lot of new discussion around the biotech labeling debate. On May 10, the International Food Information Council (IFIC) released its latest “Consumer Perceptions of Food Technology” survey, which showed that very few Americans cite biotechnology as an information need on food labels. Earlier this month, the California Right to Know initiative announced at various rallies held around the state that it had collected the prerequisite number of signatures to Read More >
When Did Tree Huggers Become Tree Haters?
As we celebrate Arbor Day 2012, I want to personally chew out any of the “activist” ilk whose agendas are so extreme, it results in destruction. I’m talking about eco-terrorism, agri-terrorism, crop vandalism, etc. – basically, killing trees and plants. This destruction becomes especially horrific when it kills not only the plants and trees themselves, but holds back research and scientific progress aimed and healing, fueling and feeding the world. In recent weeks, The New Read More >
