Japan, the world's largest food importer, may not begin considering whether to approve the import of any more genetically modified (GM) crop varieties until the government decides whether to require

Asia, the biggest eatery in the world, is beginning to be swept by the global storm over genetically modified (GM) food as apathy bows to rising consumer concern and regulators chew on billion dollar

With the completion of the digging work for a 48,000-foot-long Banga-Gopalpur drain farmers of about 45 villages in Banga block of Nawanshahr district have heaved a sigh of relief as their long

The government proposes to establish a plant varieties and farmers' right protection authority to safeguard the country's interests under the new intellectual property rights regime of the World

Asia, the biggest eatery in the world, is beginning to be swept by the global storm over genetically modified (GM) food as apathy bows to rising consumer concern and regulators chew on billion dollar

US seed companies may be in for tough times over the next few quarters as a brewing global backlash against genetically modified crops threatens to curtail seed sales, agribusiness analysts said.

Asia, the biggest "eatery" in the world, is beginning to be swept by the global controversy over genetically modified food as apathy bows to rising consumer concern and regulators chew on

Indian crop and space scientists have joined hands for a new five-year programme to improve India's agricultural land use. All States would benefit from the Rs 20-crore programme by selectively

The UK government served notice yesterday that it will quit the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisations in two years unless there is immediate reform of the organisation's strategy and

Australia has the potential to export US$1 billion of non-genetically modified foods to the European Union and Japan a year if it moves judiciously on the issue, U.S.-based food analysis group