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Industry bodies have also used the recent food crisis as leverage, though Martin Taylor, head of GM firm Syngenta, told the Guardian last year: "GM won't solve the food crisis, at least not in the short term".

Food firms would have to separate GM from non-GM ingredients, disrupting the whole supply chain.

Under pressure from the biotech firms, and from America and other big growers of GM crops, the EU then persuaded the anti-GM countries to replace the moratorium with a scheme in which all products containing GM ingredients would have to be labelled as such, and those ingredients traceable to their source.This label-and-trace scheme came into force last month.

There are lively niche markets, where consumers' sharpening social consciences and growing fondness for luxury have been lifting sales.Clever companies satisfy both at once. Green & Black's, a small firm that sells expensive, organic GM-free chocolate, has seen its sales rise five-fold since 1999 to £23.4m in 2003.

The GEs, GMs and other manufacturing firms that offshored production pushed rules that forbid us to apply "Buy American" procurement policies.

The proposed amendments to GM policy will lead to a segregation policy with pro-GM and anti-GM states taking sides.

David Mepham, the UK director of HRW, said a GM-500 air-launched missile made by the UK firm Marconi had destroyed the factory and left a civilian worker dead.

The research firm pointed out that the benefits are "extremely generous,"–GM being no exception and that retiree plans are very different from most active ones.

GM food and crops are as safe as non-GM food and crops".

SolarWorld issued its own surprise to investors last month, when it offered to buy assets from GM-owned Opel to create Europe's first "green" auto firm.

Nor did the probe conclude GM had intentionally put profits ahead of safety, a frequent claim by the firm's critics.GM has already taken steps to improve its handling of safety issues, company officials insist, including the recent appointment of a corporate-safety tsar.