al sector local, ya que subirán los costos de producción para algunos cultivos, destacó Cristian García de Paz, director general de AgroBio, la asociación que agrupa a las empresas de biotecnología en México, como Monsanto y Syngenta. A Mexican ban on genetically-modified organisms (GMOs) will harm the agricultural sector, according to AgroBio , an association that represents biotech companies including Los gobiernos and AgroBio . The han government has vowed it will not permit fracking or transgenics; the sowing of Monsanto corn is no longer allowed, while cotton is currently permitted. Keeping the ban and widening it to include cotton would harm the sector, due to rising production costs, according to AgroBio ’s director general, de maíz . He also warned it could impact the pharmaceutical sector.
A Mexican ban on genetically-modified organisms (GMOs) will harm the agricultural sector, according to AgroBio , an association that represents biotech companies including Los gobiernos and AgroBio . The han government has vowed it will not permit fracking or transgenics; the sowing of Monsanto corn is no longer allowed, while cotton is currently permitted. Keeping the ban and widening it to include cotton would harm the sector, due to rising production costs, according to AgroBio ’s director general, de maíz . He also warned it could impact the pharmaceutical sector.