Examples of using Genetically-modified organisms in English and their translations into German
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GENETICALLY-MODIFIED ORGANISMS AND THE CAP.
This medicinal product contains genetically-modified organisms.
The authorisation of genetically-modified organisms, foods and feedstuffs is essentially based on safety criteria.
All tomatoes produced by Saveol are produced WITHOUT genetically-modified organisms.
The antibiotics, growth promoters and genetically-modified organisms mixed in with feedingstuffs end up in the human food chain.
However, the directive also encompasses the authorisation of antibiotics, drugs,growth-promoters and genetically-modified organisms.
Madam President, ladies and gentlemen, the new legislation on genetically-modified organisms has been fully applicable since last April.
Hence, it is essential that we introduce a modern framework governing the development,marketing and exploitation of genetically-modified organisms.
First, if an additive consists of or contains genetically-modified organisms, then it should only be authorised if it poses no risk to human health or the environment.
What I want and what I now demand, is that in future labelling will occur for all genetically-modified organisms used in food products.
Various aspects of food safety, genetically-modified organisms, quality, environmental protection and rural development were at the centre of remarks by Ms Santiago, Ms Sánchez and Mr Bento Gonçalves.
We cannot conceal from consumers the fact that genetically-modified organisms are everywhere.
If used with care, biotechnological applications, and genetically-modified organisms in particular, can make a positive contribution both to the economy and trade and to environmental protection, for numerous reasons which there is no need to reiterate.
Use of these funds for research and development in the area of genetically-modified organisms(GMO) has to be precluded.
Furthermore, I defend farmers who opt for traditional agriculture, with selected, traditional and natural products which, furthermore,uses traditional fertilisers which prevent the introduction of chemical substances or genetically-modified organisms.
My question, Commissioner Byrne is this:the UN conference in Montreal decided that genetically-modified organisms must be labelled for international trade.
For the information campaign covering the years 1998-1999, the contractors were encouraged to concentrate on the topics of food labelling(particularly E-numbers and other safety elements),the traceability of foodstuffs and genetically-modified organisms.
The fact that the previous debate on Belarus and this one on genetically-modified organisms have coincided is testament to the fact that you are doing a good job of defending your views, Mr Czarnenecki, and that is your job.
Refer to local biosafety guidelines applicable for handling and disposal of medicinal products containing genetically-modified organisms.
We are supposed to respect the precautionary principle in Europe, especially when we are talking about putting genetically-modified organisms into the environment, considering that, with GM, any resulting adverse effects may be irreversible.
Directive 90/220/EEC contains a carefullydefined procedure for the marketing of products that contain genetically-modified organisms.
This means that labelling is clearly needed for those products that contain genetically-modified organisms- some would say, for those products contaminated by genetically-modified organisms.
At the same time, restructuring is being imposed and pressure is being exerted for alternative crops, such as for tobacco cultivation andother Mediterranean products in which the European Union has a deficit, while genetically-modified organisms are being promoted under pressure from the Americans and its multinationals.
However, I do not want to pass up the opportunity toexpress my great regret that the largest exporter of genetically-modified organisms, namely the United States, again remains outside the frame on such a key issue, where global multilateral regulations are essential.
We negotiated with the Commission for two years on the seed directive andcame to a compromise regulating the release of genetically-modified organisms in the directive, taking the text on which Directive 70/524 is based as a starting point.
This legislation makes it possible for consumers to make free choices by means of clear labelling and a case-by-case risk analysis andalso guarantees that genetically-modified organisms authorised in the European Union are harmless to human health and the environment.
However, we in the Committee on Agriculture have not confined ourselves to approximating laws;because this proposal also encompasses genetically-modified organisms, we have tabled a further proposed amendment which affects the content and hence public health.
There is a validated detection method for this genetically-modified organism which will make it possible to trace and label in accordance with the current rules.
If an enzyme is extracted from a genetically-modified organism which is covered by Regulation(EC) No 1829/2003 on genetically modified food and feed, its GM origin will be indicated on the label.
I would like to say to you that the current Community legislation, which is the result of the negotiations between this Parliament and the Council on a proposal from the Commission,finally granted the Commission the power to authorise a genetically-modified organism by means of a legislative procedure know as the comitology procedure.