Polish proposal on patents and GMOs casts doubts among Member States
In January 2025, Poland, president of the Council of Europe, put a proposal on the table of EU member states to “solve” the patent problem that had arisen in the debate on deregulating GMOs obtained by new techniques. Complex and of uncertain effectiveness, the Polish proposal has plunged everyone into doubt. Discussions on this text may therefore not be concluded before Denmark, whose government supports total deregulation of GMOs, takes over the presidency of the European Union.
Seeds regulation: the industry weighs in the balance
At a time when the European Union is preparing new regulations on seeds, a look at the meetings between MEPs and the various stakeholders indirectly shows the weight of the multinationals in these procedures. This raises questions about the imbalance in the representation of these parties and the potential consequences for small seed companies, farmers and peasants.
WIPO opens more widely the door to biopiracy
Deregulation of GMOs: 13 organisations call for it to be rejected
GMOs/NGTs : consumers want a choice
GMOs/NGTs: consumers want a choice
