Here are our Featured Link Archives: 2004 October September August July June May April March February January 2003 December November October September August July June May April March February January 2002 December November October September August 2002 USA: ConAgra says meat sale will close in September (8/31/2002) US offers to help Zambia assess safety of GM food (8/31/2002) Domestic, multinational firms investing ethanol plants (8/31/2002) AGP's new Washington port facility to be boon for upper Midwest farmers (8/31/2002) Summit delegates consult the South African example (8/29/2002) Metabolix makes big step toward affordable bioplastics (8/28/2002) New Zealand confirms that biotech moratorium to end next year (8/28/2002) World Bank urges western nations to cut agricultural subsidies (8/28/2002) Tyson Foods to expand its Tyson brand into new categories (8/28/2002) Panel Identifies Gene-Altered Animals' Risk (8/21/2002) Bunge Brasil watches exchange rates eat into 2002 profits (8/21/2002) South Africa may have GM food labelling law by end of 2002 (8/21/2002) U.S. Energy Partners completes ethanol plant (8/21/2002) US attache expects Vietnam '02 soymeal imports to rise by 35% (8/20/2002) Scientists discover GM gene transfer into weeds (8/19/2002) Vietnam likely to sue American farmers for dumping corn, soya (8/19/2002) The free trade fix (8/19/2002) Foreign players gain ground in Indian seed sector, finds study (8/16/2002) Farming giant India faces global trade realities (8/16/2002) Pioneer Hi-Bred opens corn and soybean research center in Illinois (8/16/2002) Jungbunzlauer builds new citric acid plant near feedstock source in Canada (8/15/2002) To increase Chinese exports, Brazil tightening IP process (8/15/2002) ConAgra will convert recalled beef into non-food items (8/15/2002) ProdiGene, NIH beginning study on vaccine derived from transgenic corn (8/15/2002) Horizon, the Microsoft of the dairy world? (8/15/2002) Biotech companies broke the law when planting crops (8/15/2002) Farmers fume over wages Fonterra executives give themselves (8/13/2002) New Zealand's zero tolerance GE policy must go, say scientists (8/13/2002) Australian seed firm to destroy GE maize (8/12/2002) Monsanto transfers technology to Cotton Inc. (8/12/2002) Taiwan food and agricultural import regulations and standards (8/12/2002) Engineered Genes Help Wild Weeds Thrive  (8/12/2002) Biopharm competitors begin to parry as viability nears (8/9/2002) Monsanto wins appeal on Mycogen case (8/9/2002) As farm seizures loom, Zimbabwe whites defiant (8/9/2002) Even hungry Africa wary of gene-modified food (8/7/2002) Russia to begin compulsory GM labeling (8/7/2002) Australian industry confident in GM separation strategies (8/7/2002) Zambia rejects GM food aid from US (8/2/2002) U.S. proposal would allow GM plants in human food (8/2/2002) Delay is seen in genetically modified wheat (8/1/2002) Indian researchers develop GM peanut (8/1/2002) As Delta and Pine Land strengthens, it becomes attractive takeover target (8/1/2002) CANADA: WTO rules that dairy industry must reform its export subsidies system (8/1/2002) July June May April March February January 2001 December November October September August July June May March February 2000 November October September August July June May April March February Featured Link