External consultation
Public consultation
In April 1998, the Working Party held a public consultation as part of its work. 118 responses were received from a variety of organisations and individuals, including:
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academics and academic organisations
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agricultural and industrial organisations
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environmental organisations
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organisations concerned with food and consumers
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health organisations
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governmental or regulatory bodies
Consultation paper
You can still download the consultation paper.
Fact finding meetings
The Working Party held a number of fact-finding meetings with individuals and organisations as part of its research, including:
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The British Society of Plant Breeders Ltd
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Department For International Development
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English Nature
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European Commission
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Institute of Virology & Environmental Microbiology
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Institute of Terrestrial Ecology
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Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food
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Monsanto Europe SA
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National Farmers’ Union
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National Institute of Agricultural Botany
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The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds
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Sainsbury’s
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The Science Museum
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Supply Chain Initiative on Modified Agricultural Crops
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University of Cambridge, Department of Biochemistry, Dr David Ellar and Dr Paul Davis
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The Wellcome Trust
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Yale University, Professor Robert Evenson, Centre for Economic Growth
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Zeneca Plant Sciences
See also
- GM crops in developing countries - Policy, trade and regulation
- GM crops in developing countries - Questions about GM crops in developing countries
- GM crops in developing countries - Concerns about GM crops
- GM crops in developing countries - Possible benefits of GM crops in developing countries
- GM crops in developing countries - Poverty and hunger
