The European Union’s cumbersome, slow and overly strict procedures for approving imports of genetically modified (GM) seeds and animal feed is threatening the EU's livestock industry. The EU is dependent on feed imports – primarily soy and corn - from the US, Brazil and Argentina. As these countries approve new varieties of GM crops at a faster rate than the EU does, European livestock producers will be hard pressed to find affordable alternatives. The resulting feed shortages will...
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