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2003

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• GeneWatch PR: Drug-producing GM crops: More safeguards and research needed.
  9th December 2003

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  GeneWatch PR: Genetically Modified Foods: Put the Consumer First.
  3rd December 2003

• GeneWatch PR: The GM debate: learning the lessons.
  21st October 2003

• GeneWatch PR: GM crops harmful to wildlife: another reason to halt commercialisation.
  15th October 2003

• GeneWatch PR: Legal loophole allows genetic discrimination in the workplace.
  24th September 2003

• GeneWatch PR: Time for Government to act on public concerns and halt the commercialisation
  23rd September 2003

• GeneWatch PR: Main ethical questions about genetic sampling sidelined in biotech industry's favour: GeneWatch UK response to UK Biobank "Ethics and Governance Framework"
  23rd September 2003

• GeneWatch PR: Brussels bureaucrats increase GM conflict by sacrificing organic non-GM standards:
  22nd July 2003

• GeneWatch PR: GeneWatch UK response to the GM Science Review
  20th July 2003

• GeneWatch PR: No good reason to pursue GM crop commercialisation in the UK now: GeneWatch UK response to Prime Minister's Strategy Unit Report on GM crops
  10th July 2003

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  GeneWatch PR: GeneWatch UK response to Government White Paper on Genetics: Safeguards against genetic discrimination insufficient
  23rd June 2003

• GeneWatch PR: NGOs Agree Main Issues in GM Debate
  1st June 2003

• GeneWatch PR: Food Standards Agency Hides Unanimous Findings Of Citizens' Jury That GM Crops Should Not Be Grown In The UK Now - GeneWatch UK Challenges The FSA To Come Clean
  8th May 2003

• GeneWatch PR: GeneWatch UK response to the Human Genetics Commission's 'Genes Direct' report.
  8th April 2003

• GeneWatch PR: GM Public Debate 'meaningless' unless Government halts GM commercialisation decisions
  3rd March 2003

• GeneWatch PR: Should Britain grow GM crops? Michael Meacher opens first public debate
  6th February 2003

• GeneWatch UK: GeneWatch UK welcomes advice to ministers to regulate genetic tests.
  5th February 2003

• GeneWatch PR: GeneWatch UK condemns production of cloned GM cattle with altered milk composition
  27th January 2003

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