February 25, 2012 Contact: Lucy Sharratt coordinator@cban.ca 613 241 2267 ext. 25 Click here to download the pdf of this document. Source: (Please note: The full report was not accessible to CBAN at the time of publication) ISAAA Brief 44-2012: Executive Summary...
Family farms and organic food at risk from genetically modified alfalfa Monday February 13, 2012 – Today, the Canadian Biotechnology Action Network (CBAN), with the support of organic sector groups and businesses, launched a 3-minute animated YouTube videoto...
Trade policy would sacrifice safety, say groups. Tuesday, November 29, 2011 – The Canadian Biotechnology Action Network (CBAN) and Les AmiEs de la Terre de Québec, as part of a federal government stakeholder consultation, have submitted comments to Agriculture Canada...
Jaydee Hanson, Senior Policy Analyst, Center for Food Safety, Washington DC Jaydee Hanson works as a policy analyst for the Center for Food Safety in Washington DC on issues related to animal cloning, animal genetic engineering and nanotechnology. He also works for...
