Battle lines drawn as EU court weighs fate of gene-edited crops
Reuters gets it wrong on genome edited foods
2018
New dicamba drift damage estimated on more than 1 million acres
Widespread pesticide damage reported, despite so-called "protective steps"
Brussels moves goalposts on glyphosate
Commission plans to shift responsibility from Germany to France for evaluating controversial weedkiller
GM babies given go-ahead by UK "ethics" body
Report draws criticism accusing the authors of opening the door to an age of genetic haves and have-nots
Monsanto trial: Toxicologist explains to jury how Monsanto colluded with EPA
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. gives a recap of the fourth and fifth day in court in the Dewayne Johnson vs Monsanto trial
Pesticides in foods can harm human fertility
New study findings suggest that women who are trying to conceive should eat organic food, writes Myrto Ashe, MD
EU Commission sabotages endocrine disruptors policy
PAN Europe calls the move a "gift to the pesticide industry"
Sri Lanka lifts glyphosate ban
Government imposed the glyphosate ban in 2015 over fears that the chemical was one of the causes of the kidney disease epidemic
EFSA wants to avoid inappropriate proximity to industry in future
No more co-authorship of EFSA members of staff with the biotech industry
Prof Chris Portier slams US and EU regulators over glyphosate verdict
Portier testified that EFSA missed tumours in rodent studies on glyphosate because it used the wrong method of analysis