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[Title] => Biotech food market to hit $28.7 B
[Summary] => The major rise in food demand due to population growth is driving the rapid growth of the agricultural biotechnology market, the recent report of Transparency Market Research showed.
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[Title] => Scientists eyeing pigs as organ donors
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Biotechnology experts from South Korea have started to focus their studies on developing transgenic pigs, which could be used as organ, cell or tissue donors and aid research on human illnesses.
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[Title] => Global area planted to GM crops hits 52.6 million hectares in 2001
[Summary] => LOS BAÑOS, Laguna – The global area planted to genetically modified (GM) or transgenic crops reached 52.6 million hectares in 2001.
The hectare was a hefty 19 percent increase over that of the previous year, which was 44.2 million hectares, it was reported by the International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-Biotech Applications (ISAAA). The report was prepared by Dr. Clive James, chairman of the ISAAA board of directors.
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[Title] => RP still nobody in agriculture biotechnology race
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Almost 40 million hectares have been planted to genetically modified or
transgenic crops in 12 countries.
And in the Philippines? Still a big fat zero.
Nongovernment organizations, hoisting the potential but still unproven risks
that GM crops might have in the country's agricultural ecosystems, continue to
oppose even the testing of transgenic crop in experimental fields in the
country.
They have aborted the testing of a Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis) corn in Bay,
Laguna.
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The hectare was a hefty 19 percent increase over that of the previous year, which was 44.2 million hectares, it was reported by the International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-Biotech Applications (ISAAA). The report was prepared by Dr. Clive James, chairman of the ISAAA board of directors.
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Almost 40 million hectares have been planted to genetically modified or
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And in the Philippines? Still a big fat zero.
Nongovernment organizations, hoisting the potential but still unproven risks
that GM crops might have in the country's agricultural ecosystems, continue to
oppose even the testing of transgenic crop in experimental fields in the
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They have aborted the testing of a Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis) corn in Bay,
Laguna.
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November 13, 2006 - 12:00am
