Seven years ago. Swiss biologist Bert Likus appeared on the cover of time. His genetically modified rice is thought to improve the lives of millions of poor people around the world. But seven years later, there is still no sign of genetically modified rice on the market. Europeans have always been skeptical about genetically modified foods. The goods they sell are marked as non-genetically modified in the supermarket. The European Union stipulates that any product with more than 0.9% genetically modified ingredients should be marked on the package. The misplaced morality of Westerners is taking the lives of millions of people in poor countries.
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European discrimination against genetically modified foods has a great impact.