Sentence examples for gmos themselves from inspiring English sources

This conference is therefore not just about genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and discussions in this conference will not consider the issues of whether GMOs should or should not be used per se or the attributes, positive or negative, of GMOs themselves.

He's hoping that the decision by brands to disclose information about food products – including whether they contain GMOs – by using barcodes and websites will satisfy demands for transparency about GMOs.

But most EU citizens reject GMOs as scary "Frankenfoods".

But it's impossible to prove that GMOs or, for that matter, conventional foods are safe.

What Nestle worries about are not GMOs, so much as the chemical-intensive farming methods used to grow them.

The blog includes a post she wrote last July titled "What You Need to Know About GMOs".

However, what this means in reality for the UK is more GMOs not less," said Keith Taylor, the Green MEP for south-east England.

If the WTO struck down an EU ban on GMOs, European governments might find it impossible to override consumer fears—however irrational for the sake of free trade.

And the benefits of GMOS have been oversold by the industry: they haven't, so far, done much to feed the hungry.

Malaysia's Palm Oil Council was quick to respond to the threat, saying, "Every nutritional and food expert concludes that palm oil is in fact free of dangerous trans fats, free of GMOs and contains valuable vitamins".

"Companies shouldn't be able to do an end run by slapping a "natural" label on a product that contains GMOs as, unfortunately, they are allowed to do today," says Urvashi Rangan, executive director of the Consumer Reports Food Safety and Sustainability Center.