Introduction of engineered wheat is “inevitable” despite liability fears and consumer backlash, say confidential Agriculture Canada documents. Senior officials secretly drafted “plausible scenarios” for licensing the product, though a similar attempt a decade ago ended in protests that included a million-name petition from Japanese consumers. The documents were obtained through Access to Information: “It’s very troubling”.
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