Long ago and far away. And unforgettable. July 2005
Long ago and far away. And unforgettable. July 2005
The golden rice story is becoming tiresome. Given an acceptable standard of living, Vitamin A can be obtained simply from consumers own vegetables. The quantity of Golden Rice necessary for a child to ingest to gain the daily Vitamin requirement would feed the entire family.
The WHO report on food biotechnologies and developing countries is getting a lot of coverage.1 As I've always said, a pox on both their houses. But at least there are one or two sane voices out there, like that of Dr Robert Anderson, who I have taken the liberty of quoting above.
To unlock the potential of nature to improve the quality of life.
That's the mission statement of a not-so-well-known major global foods industry player. I could hardly believe it. Do they? From a weirdly focused blog: Man on a mission. (Alas, long dead, but preserved.)
29 March 2018: No sign of it any more. Nor of the letter to the BMJ I quoted. I guess it wasn't that important ... ↩
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