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Obviously, biotech companies are thrilled with the idea#Once the industry conducts its own crop environmental impact statements
This stands in contrast to the processes many biotech companies use that require high-purity genetically engineered cultures says Allison Pieja Director of Technology at Mango Materials.
At a national US ethanol conference in Orlando, Florida, last week, biotech companies Novozymes and Genencor launched new generations of enzymes that they claim will cut the enzyme-related production costs of cellulosic ethanol
It marks a significant restriction on the powers biotech companies can wield with their patents, says Jonathan Radcliffe of UK law firm Nabarro in London.
Biotech companies have inserted mutated forms of a similar gene from microbes into crop plants producing#oeroundup Ready#corn
Little wonder that the biotech companies are worried. A June ABC News poll found that 52 percent of the respondents felt GMO food was unsafe to eat
Monsanto and other agricultural biotech companies are also developing genetically engineered crops resistant to other herbicides.
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