European Review of Agricultural Economics · 2002 · 102 citations · 19 references
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In a recent article published by the New York Times, it was suggested that as most of the major corn and soybean exporting countries had either already adopted genetically modified (GM) versions of these crops, or are likely to in the future, consumers in importing countries will find it increasingly difficult to avoid them in their food purchases. One commodity analyst was quoted
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