If fish are fed on the oil from GM plants in future, they might not need to be labelled as GM-derived, because cattle today are widely fed on GM soya, but are not required to reveal this on labels".
Graeme Virtue This week, Hugh Bonneville's Ian Fletcher and his team are tasked with tackling "inclusivity targets" for a cross-parliamentary watchdog; soon the acronyms are flowing like skinny soya macchiatos.
But there is nothing tofu and soya milk about the way he does his politics.
You can say productivity is better with cattle and with soya.
The price of soya, Argentina's main export and its principal source of dollars, has plunged by nearly 35% over the past three months, to four-year lows.
Partly in hope that this trend will reverse itself, and partly in fear that the government will devalue the peso further, farmers are stockpiling soya rather than selling it.Meanwhile, the government cannot tighten outflows much more than it already has.
Commodities such as corn (which in America is used to produce everything from biofuel to syrup) and soya have become less valuable of late thanks to soaring supply and weak demand.
Brazilian companies that produce soya, sugar cane, corn and cotton were sniffing out investments in Tanzania earlier this year.Brazilian firms hope that their reputation will ensure that opportunities keep coming.
Agroconsult, a consultancy, forecasts a "strong reduction" in the amount of land to be planted with cotton, rice and, for the first time in six years, soya.
Southern farmers routinely sow genetically modified soya seeds smuggled in from neighbouring Argentina.
Santos has now eclipsed Paranaguá as the main outlet for Brazilian soya.
