Pakistan faces debate over commercialisation of GMO maize
Most outlets led with the opposition to the commercialisation of GMO maize in Pakistan, highlighting concerns from agricultural stakeholders. The Business Recorder framed the issue as a critical threat to key sectors like livestock and exports, while The Nation focused on the broader implications for the future of agriculture and the influence of certain groups pushing for GMO adoption.
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Seed association opposes GMO maize commercialisation
ISLAMABAD - Pakistan is at a turning point for agriculture as a renewed push by certain elements to allow GMO maize cultivation could change farming forever — and likely for the worse, said spokesperson of an accredited seed association Sunday.
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Pakistan must reject commercialisation of GMO maize: PHHSA
LAHORE: Pakistan’s booming maize fields vital for feeding millions and playing a crucial role in supporting the livestock, dairy, and poultry sectors, as well as starch processors and export markets are now under threat. With pressure from certain groups to allow GMO maize cultivation, the nation faces a pivotal decision that will significantly impact consumers, farmers, food security, and the ...
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