A Mexican ban on genetically-modified organisms (GMOs) will harm the agricultural sector, according to AgroBio, an association that represents biotech companies including Syngenta and Monsanto. The Mexican government has vowed it will not permit fracking or transgenics; the sowing of GMO corn is no longer allowed, while cotton is currently permitted. “Mexico does not allow GMOs in its food supply,” said José Luis de la Rosa, president of AgroBio Mexico. de producir lo que ahora se importa. 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 Syngenta and Monsanto. The Mexican government has vowed it will not permit fracking or transgenics; the sowing of GMO corn is no longer allowed, while cotton is currently permitted. “Mexico does not allow GMOs in its food supply,” said José Luis de la Rosa, president of AgroBio Mexico. He also warned it could impact the pharmaceutical sector.