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• Weston Foods
  Weston Foods is part of [[George Weston Limited]]. It is a Canadian food processing and ...n Foods]] (GWF) which is a wholly owned subsidiary of [[Associated British Foods plc]].
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• Slim Fast Foods
  ...loss products for [[Unilever]]. <ref> [http://www.unilever.co.uk/ourbrands/foods/default.asp Unilever food brands page] accessed 30th November 2007</ref> Slim Fast Foods is listed as 'partners' with the following groups...
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• Slim Fast Foods Ltd
  #redirect[[Slim Fast Foods]]
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• FieldFresh Foods (P) Ltd.
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• Kraft Foods International
  #REDIRECT[[Kraft Foods Inc.]]
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• Tracey Brown
  ...ut it at the meeting on the Public Debate (see [[Genetically Modified (GM) Foods - Renewed Threat to Europe]]).
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• Derek Burke
  ...ses - ACNFP) for almost a decade (1988-97), during which time the first GM foods were approved for the UK. In the 1980s he worked for a biotech company (All Prof Burke was a member of the [[Royal Society]] working group on GM foods whose report, 'Genetically Modified Plants for Food Use', is said to have r
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• Thembitshe Joseph Buthelezi
  ...toria, St Louis, London, Johannesburg, and Philadelphia to help promote GM foods. On one occasion Monsanto paid for him to travel several hundred miles to h
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• Gregory Conko
  ...cularly interested in the debate over the safety of genetically engineered foods and the application of the Precautionary Principle to domestic and internat Conko's many publications include papers promoting GM foods and free trade and attacking the precautionary principle, co-authored with
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• CropGen
  ...ed lobby group that says its mission is to "make the case for GM crops and foods".<ref>CropGen (2013) [http://www.cropgen.org/ Welcome], acc 6 Apr 2013</ref ...h the 'public should be allowed to make their own informed choice about GM foods', says the CropGen Chairman Prof [[Vivian Moses]], 'it is essential that th
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• CropLife International
  ...t time in the US required new labelling standards for genetically-modified foods. The initiative was narrowly defeated after an aggressive PR campaign again
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• Thomas R. DeGregori
  ...odern agriculture. DeGregori argues that innovations such as bioengineered foods have increased life expectancy, crop yields and generally improved human we
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• Phil Dale
  ...which advises Ministers and the Food Standards Agency on the safety of GM foods, from 1998 to the present.
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• EuropaBio
  ...iences - has pointed out that, in fact, '..there is no shortage of non-GMO foods which could be offered to Zambia by public and private donors To a large ex
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• European Federation of Biotechnology
  ...utical industry body Interpharma Internutrition - a promotion group for GM foods. It has in its working group representatives from the food industry (e.g. N
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• Michael Fitzpatrick
  ...try and 'improve' the reporting of controversial scientific issues like GM foods by the media. The other members of the Forum were<ref>Job roles in parenth
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• Food Standards Agency
  ...anic agriculture: Does it enhance or reduce the nutritional value of plant foods?” J. Sci. of Food and Agric., 2001, 81, pp.924-931.</ref><ref>Worthington ...er levels of some beneficial nutrients in organic compared with nonorganic foods. In organic vegetables the research recorded 53.7% more beta-carotene — w
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• Sugar Association
  ...ugar Association (whose members include [[Coca-Cola]], Pepsi and [[General Foods]]) lobbied Congress to withdraw $406m of WHO funding.
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• Food and Drink Federation
  ...Peter Blackburn, former chair of Nestle UK, and now also chair of Northern Foods. Food and drink industries use the FDF to promote their own interests to bo ...titutions match the ever-increasing need for new products in the processed foods sector.
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• Food and Drink Federation: Corporate Crimes
  ...ty risk or that foods produced using GMOs represent a special class of new foods, and we believe they should be subject to the same type of risk assessment ...[[Food Standards Agency]] where he sits on the Advisory Committee on Novel Foods and Processes (ACNFP).
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• Food and Drink Federation: Influence and lobbying
  ...ty risk or that foods produced using GMOs represent a special class of new foods&#39;{{ref|14}} ...th industry GM-promoters and has heavily supported biotechnology and other novel food that will provide new avenues for food manufacturers.
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• Food and Drink Federation: Who, Where and How Much
  ...large transnationals operating in Europe such as Cargill, Coca-Cola, Kraft Foods and Unilever. - Non-Executive Director and Chair designate of [[Northern Foods]] plc (as of November 2001), succeeding [[Lord Haskins]].
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• Mike Gale
  ...ban or long-term moratorium on growing GM crops or introducing any more GM foods would be a huge blow for the John Innes Centre. "It would be very, very ser
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• Mike Gasson
  ...nine years, from 1992-2001, as a Member of the Advisory Committee on Novel Foods and Processes (ACNFP), the UK's main regulatory committee dealing with GM f ...'Scientific perspectives on regulating the safety of genetically modified foods', (Nature Reviews - Genetics 2 217-222, 2001), has been quoted, most notabl
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• Tony Gilland
  ...twork, Gilland follows Furedi in believing that the public rejection of GM foods is 'irrational' and stems from a 'culture of fear' and of risk-aversion whi ...The UK supermarket chain Iceland has come out against genetically modified foods, Tony Gilland objects to its irresponsible campaign'], 20 March 1998.
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