The German Agriculture Ministry on Wednesday confirmed that U.S.-produced genetically modified rice had been found on store shelves in Germany, but said it posed no danger to those who eat it. It was unclear where all the 33 positive cases were found; however, the European Commission confirmed that tests on three barges containing rice from the United States had tested positive for a modification called Liberty Link Rice 601, which has not been approved for human consumption.
September 14, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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The Agriculture Ministry on Wednesday confirmed that U.S.-produced genetically modified rice had been found on store shelves in Germany, but said it posed no danger to those who eat it.
On Tuesday, the European Commission said that 33 of 162 samples of rice imports to Europe tested by European rice millers contained illegal genetically altered strains.
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