Publications

We outline basic facts as well as provide in-depth information about genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and the complex issues that they raise. We provide this information in many different formats, for consumers and farmers. We research many important questions raised by the use of this technology in food and farming, including the potential environmental, social and economic impacts.

Factsheets

Canadian Government Receiving Royalty Payments from the Sale of Genetically Modified Salmon, March 2018

International Bulletin – GM Salmon: Update on the status of GM salmon production in Prince Edward Island, Canada, October 2, 2017

Labelling Genetically Modified Foods, May 2017

GM Alfalfa Contamination in the US and Canada. May 2017

GMOs in Canada: At a Glance. May 2017

Will PEI be the site of the world’s first GM fish factory? April 25, 2017

Market Status Update – for growers: GM Apples and GM Apple Trees in Canada. February 2017.

“Golden Rice” GM Vitamin-A Rice, July 2016.

GM Crop Data Clarified: Interpreting the ISAAA report, February 2013

Genetically Modified Cotton: February 2013

Séralini et al. GM corn safety study in context – Introduction and basic comparison, September 2012

The Genetically Modified “Non-Browning” Apple, November 2012

Pamphlets

CBAN’s Quick Guide to GM Foods 

GM Alfalfa Update and Action Handout:

• For Ontario Farmers. January 2017
• For Prairie Farmers. November 2016

GMO Inquiry report summary pamphlets:

• Where in the World are GM Crops and Foods?
• Are GM Crops Better for the Environment?
• Are GM Foods Better for Consumers?
• Are GM Crops Better for Farmers?
• Are GM Crops and Foods Well Regulated?
• Do We Need GM Crops and Foods to Feed the World?

Why Your Food Choices Matter: A Guide to Local and Ecologically Grown Food

Postcards

GM Food Chart Postcard: What’s in my fridge?

Reports

• GMO Inquiry: Do We Need GM Crops to Feed the World?

• GMO Inquiry: Are GM Crops and Foods Well Regulated?

• GMO Inquiry: Are GM Crops Better for Farmers?

• GMO Inquiry: Are GM Foods Better for Consumers?

• GMO Inquiry: Are GM Crops Better for the Environment?

• GMO Inquiry: Where in the World are GM Crops and Foods?

• “Golden Rice” Vitamin A Rice

• The Canadian Seed Trade Association’s so-called “Coexistence Plan” is a gateway to GM alfalfa contamination

• The Inevitability of Contamination from GM Alfalfa Release in Ontario

• Enviropig: Genetically Engineering Pigs to Support Industrial Hog Production

Posters

Where are Genetically Modified Foods?

Articles & Editorials

• A fishy return on public investment: The policy collision over genetically modified salmon

• Setting up a Spiral of GMO Contamination

• Golden Rice assumptions wrong

• PEI caught up in AquaBounty’s tangled net

• Where is the GM apple?

• Ottawa should evaluate Canada’s experience with GM crops

• Agriculture Canada to remove Health Canada from safety assessment of some GM foods

• Séralini study defies censors

• Biotech plays the world hunger card to promote GMOs

• Be Warned: If Monsanto’s Roundup Ready Alfalfa is commercialized, the flow of genes and traits from GM to non-GM alfalfa will be inevitable and irreversible.

Briefings to Government

• GM Alfalfa Contamination in the US and Canada

• Labelling Genetically Modified Foods

• Will PEI be the site of the world’s first GM fish factory?

• GMOs in Canada: At a Glance

• CBAN Testimony on GM Animals

• RE: US Government Changes to Requirements for Field Testing Regulated Genetically Engineered Wheat

• CBAN Comments on Draft Policy on “Low Level Presence”

• CBAN Remarks to the UN Rapporteur on the Right to Food

• The Need to Support Bill C-474 & Know the Economic Risk to Export Markets

• The Need to Consider the Potential Economic Harm of GMOs Prior to Commercial Release