Genetically Modified Organisms in the EU: Public Attitudes and Regulatory Developments (original) (raw)

2004, Review of European Community and International Environmental Law

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This article examines the evolution of public attitudes and regulatory frameworks regarding genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in the European Union. It highlights the completion of the EU's legislative measures aimed at improving the traceability and labeling of GMOs amidst public concerns and the historical context of regulatory practices. Key developments include the ending of a de facto moratorium on GM product approvals and ongoing societal debates surrounding biotechnology, as well as an analysis of the implications for consumer confidence and market dynamics.