The term 'gene editing' is confusing consumers

Consumers are struggling to differentiate between genome edited (GE) and genetically modified (GM) food, with over a quarter having ‘never heard of’ GE.

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The term 'gene editing' is confusing consumers

Consumers are struggling to differentiate between genome edited (GE) and genetically modified (GM) food, with over a quarter having ‘never heard of' GE. This is according to the Food Standards Agency's...

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