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The Netherlands is a big importer of genetically modified soya beans for the European market (Photo: Bailey (and Muppet))

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Dutch parliament to complain about new GM rules

A proposal by the European Commission to give member states the power to ban food containing genetically modified organisms (GMOs) is facing resistance from various corners in Europe.

The Dutch lower house of parliament is expected Tuesday (16 June) to approve sending a letter to commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker, laying out its opposition to the plan, which would allow member states to opt out of the use of GM products which have already received an EU-wide stamp of approval.

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The Netherlands is a big importer of genetically modified soya beans for the European market (Photo: Bailey (and Muppet))

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