Genetic modification and the kiwifruit industry: the risks and rewards of participation and non-participation
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Date
2000
Type
Monograph
Abstract
This report aims to look at several aspects of the genetic modification debate.
It is a brief overview of some of the issues and challenges facing industries
involved in genetic research including the benefits and risks (perceived and
otherwise).
It will look at the kiwifruit industry and see how that industry fits in the overall
picture.
It will give some examples of what is happening, and what possibly may
happen, some consumer perceptions, some industry views, and will touch
very briefly on ethical and moral issues as they apply to people of New
Zealand.
It will make conclusions as to the position we are in now, and the issues that
are to be faced, as huge advances are made in the technology that is
available.
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