Proposed GM lawsuit may stir major waves, Western Producer, October 18, 2001

The genetically engineered pause that refreshes: an interview with Bill Lambrecht, author of "Dinner at the New Gene Café", Salon.com, October 19, 2001

GM cotton crop to be destroyed, The Times of India, October 19, 2001

Global GM Crop Area Continues to Grow - Likely to Reach 50 Million Hectares, or 125 Million Acres, in 2001, International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications (ISAAA), October 18, 2001

GM advocates try to convince opinion leaders, The Western Producer, October 18, 2001

Liberals divided on mandatory labelling of GE food: Greenpeace vows to keep up the fight as Rock disappoints, CNW (Newswire Canada), October 17, 2001

Bid to end EU's transgenic impasse, Nature 413, 661, October 18, 2001

New Zealand Government Planning a Two-Year Compulsory Freeze on GE Field Trials, New Zealand Herald, October 18, 2001

www.Southernvoices.nl is a new site where an open online-discussion will be held on "Biotechnology and food from a southern perspective". The discussion aims to bring the opinions of stakeholders from developing countries on the topic of genetechnology and food to the fore. The e-event will take place from 31 October 2001 until 13 November 2001 and is open to everybody interested. It takes place within the broader framework of a Dutch government sponsored public debate about genetically modified food. It is hosted by The Biotechnology and Development Monitor and The Network University.

EU states seek stricter GM labelling, Reuters, October 16, 2001

India may allow GM crop production by March, Reuters, October 16, 2001

U.S. renews biotech corn registration for 7 years, Reuters, October 16, 2001

EPA Calls Biotech Corn No Threat -- Farmers Can Keep Growing Genetically Engineered Crop, Associated Press, October 17, 2001

The Good and the Bad of GM Wheat, Editors, Rooster News Network, October 14, 2001

German Senate Commission Approves Transgenic Crops, ENS, September 27, 2001

The Cartegena Protocol on Biosafety: Applying the Precautionary Principle, Katherine Barrett, Ph.D., Science and Environmental Health Network and Eco-Research (Faculty of Law) University of Victoria, Canada

Final Report from the Safety First: Active Governance of Genetic Engineering for Environment and Human Health Worldwide Workshop, held in March 2001, Institute for Social, Economic & Ecological Sustainability A program of the Interdisciplinary Center for the Study of Global Change at the University of Minnesota

Appeals Court sides with farmer in case over faulty seed, Associated Press, September 27, 2001

Responsible Deployment of Bt Corn Technology in Ontario, Canadian Food Inspection Agency, Plant Health and Production Division, Plant Biosafety Office, February 8, 1999

Transgenic corn found growing in Mexico, Nature, Volume 413, September 27, 2001

Serious Genetic Contamination Revealed in Mexican Maize, Greenpeace.org, September 27, 2001

Europe May Lift Moratorium on Approvals For GMOs If U.S. Accepts Labeling Rules, Wall Street Journal, October 8, 2001

Transgenic Plants for Vaccine Production: Expectations and Limitations, HMS Beagle, Issue 112, Posted October 12, 2001. This article will appear in a forthcoming issue of Trends in Plant Science.

Food Traceability Report Weekly, For the week of October 15, 2001

Canadian Cabinet split on GMO labels, The Western Producer, October 11, 2001

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