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Business / Politics / International trade / Environmental issues / Food industry / Genetically modified food / Food security / Genetically modified plant / World Trade Organization / Food and drink / Food politics / Genetic engineering
Date: 2007-09-18 13:42:01
Business
Politics
International trade
Environmental issues
Food industry
Genetically modified food
Food security
Genetically modified plant
World Trade Organization
Food and drink
Food politics
Genetic engineering

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