The European Commission and the EU's national governments have passed each other the buck on who should make the first move on a heavily-criticised proposal on the use of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in food.
The proposal would allow EU member states to ban GMOs - even if those GMOs had received an EU-wide stamp of approval.
There are widely diverging views on the benefits - and dangers - of GMOs, and the EU can be roughly divided into one-third pro-GMO countries, one-th...
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