CONCERNS RAISED OVER CLONED FOODS IN DENMARK
April 21st, 2015
Denmark’s ministry for food, agriculture and fisheries (MFAF/ministeriet for fødevarer, landbrug og fiskeri) is investigating whether meat (and dairy) products sourced from the offspring of cloned farm animals have found its way onto supermarket shelves in the country. With the products in contention imported mainly from North America, the investigation could lead to stricter product labelling laws in Denmark. The retail sector, including supermarkets and restaurants, maintain they are purchasing and selling meat and dairy products in good faith from North ...
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