Brexit could pave the way for GMO crops in Britain
New rules to regulate GM technology, which are being developed by the Government, could pave the way for new GM products despite concerns by environmentalists.
Only one GM product has been licensed since 1998 because of opposition to the technology across some European Union member states.
George Eustice, the agriculture minister, revealed in a written parliament answer that "as part of the preparations for EU exit" the government was looking at "possible future arrangements for the regulation of genetically modified organisms".
Tomatoes rich in antioxidants and blight-resistant potatoes are in line for production.
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