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So, that’s a no to food sufficiency then?

From News

Beyond GM asked Prime Minister Andy Burnham to put food sufficiency at the heart of food policy. His office passed our letter onto an anonymous Defra staffer who ignored the proposal, revealing instead a technology-led agenda and the limits of meaningful public engagement.

Can gene editing really future-proof chocolate?

From News

Our latest Beyond the Headline briefing examines claims that gene editing could future-proof cacao, separating scientific progress from hype and asking whether technological fixes can address the economic, ecological and ownership problems shaping cocoa production.

Beyond GM to Andy Burhnam: Put Food Sufficiency at Heart of Food Policy

From News

In a letter to Prime Minister Andy Burnham, Beyond GM proposes food sufficiency as a clearer foundation for policy and argues that emerging technologies should be judged against their public value, credible alternatives and wider effects on farming, health, the environment and democratic accountability.

Rising Calls for Strict Regulation of Gene Edited Animals

From News

Beyond GM has joined 42 animal welfare, environmental, farming and food organisations in warning the European Commission against weakening safeguards for gene-edited animals as industry groups seek to extend the EU’s new approach to gene-edited plants into livestock and aquaculture.

Defra’s Farming Roadmap: nature-friendly language, technology-led future?

From News

Defra’s Farming Roadmap uses welcome nature-friendly language while directing funding and momentum towards technology-led growth, leaving organic and agroecological systems underfunded and governance questions over engineering biology and planning reform unexamined

It’s time to #FixTheRegulations

From News

We’ve been overwhelmed by messages of congratulations on a decisive win in our judicial review of the Genetic Technology Regulations. But let’s not get complacent. The judicial review demonstrated the problem. Here’s two simple actions you can take to help us fix that problem.

Victory! High Court Finds Government Failed to Properly Assess Gene-Editing Deregulation

From News

A High Court legal challenge led by Beyond GM has found that the Government failed to understand the significant consequences – for farmers, businesses, consumers and the organic sector – of removing transparency and labelling for gene-edited crops and foods

Gene Editing Deregulation – What Comes Next?

From News

Two new Beyond GM briefings explore the likely next stages for the UK’s deregulation of gene editing: farm animals and microorganisms. But the picture is considerably more complicated than the government may want us to believe.

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