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Inf’OGM is an association under the law of 1901, founded in 1999, which publishes independent and critical information. Inf’OGM is a citizens’ watchdog that deciphers world news and offers a unique French-language information service on GMOs, biotechnologies, patents and seeds.
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2024, a year of vigilance on the GMO file - Inf'OGM
2024年4月10日 · The European Commission’s proposal to deregulate GMOs made in 2023 will not have come to an end before the European elections, as its promoters had hoped. However, beside the fact that this proposal is not the only file concerning GMOs, the forthcoming period of suspension of European parliamentary work could be used for bilateral discussions.
Inf’OGM’s mission and values
Mission. Inf’OGM is a citizens’ watchdog that deciphers world news and offers a unique French-language information service on GMOs, biotechnologies and, since 2013, also seeds.
GMOs/NGTs : a deceptive patent ban – Inf'OGM
2024年2月6日 · Since its publication on 5 July 2023, the European Commission’s regulatory proposal on “new genomic techniques” (NGTs) has been the subject of a complex and intense debate.A number of problems have been raised, such as the lack of a scientific basis, the proposed abolition of traceability for GMOs derived from these techniques, the abolition of the right of Member States to ban ...
The newspaper - Inf'OGM
The ”Réseau Semences Paysannes”:20 years of defence of cultivated biodiversity n°172 - juillet / septembre 2023. Just 20 years ago, over 350 people, including representatives of farmers’ movements and unions, organic and biodynamic farming organisations and NGOs, came together for the first farmers’ seed meetings in France.
International – Inf'OGM
What are the links between new techniques of genetic modification, digitization of genetic sequences information and patents? Inf’OGM publishes here an analysis presented in June 2024 at a regional workshop organized by the African Center for Biodiversity, in Durban (South Africa).
25 years later, insecticidal GMOs face insect resistance
2024年10月23日 · 43 detections of insects having acquired resistance to the Bt proteins supposed to kill them were listed in a scientific article in 2023. 43 cases out of 73 studied, i.e. more than half. For the authors of the article, the use of insecticidal GMOs has been crowned with success, as in several cases it has made it possible to reduce or even eradicate local pests.
Topics – Inf'OGM
Through its silence, the European Commission has been keeping Mon810 maize authorised since 15 years
Actions – Inf'OGM
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