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Despite skepticism about genetically modified organisms, one German company is a leader in research

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Company KWS Saat: Green Genetic Technology # 24.02.2012 21 Uhr # Journal Englisch Business Brief

Here in Europe, consumers still remain wary of genetically modified foods. Some of the world's top seed makers including B-A-S-F's Plant Science unit and Bayer's Crop Science division have already stopped developing G-M-O's for the European market. But we have a look at one company that is going against the trend. They are based here in Germany...

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