More than 70% of Brazilians would consume genetically modified wheat
Wheat
Brazil
Published May 25, 2022
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A survey to gauge what Brazilians think about transgenic wheat, which was approved for sale in Argentina this month, showed that more than 70% of consumers in Brazil would not have any restrictions on the food, according to a survey obtained by Reuters. The survey result breaks a paradigm, under which most consumers would be against genetically modified wheat, which was approved for the first time in Argentina – a country that accounted for almost half of the cereal processed in Brazil in 2021. The poll, carried out in December by Indexsa with 3,135 people in 12 capitals from north to south of Brazil, whose results had not been disclosed, can help in decisions about the next steps for the eventual adoption of transgenic wheat.
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by Roberto Samora SAO PAULO (Reuters) - A survey to assess what Brazilians think about transgenic wheat, which was approved for sale in Argentina this month, showed that more than 70% of consumers in Brazil would not have any restrictions on the food, according to a survey. obtained by Reuters. Tomatoes, milk, carrots, oil, potatoes and bread rise sharply in Food in the IPCA-15 JPMorgan raises forecast for inflation to 7.1% in 2022 after IPCA-15 higher than expected The research result breaks a paradigm, under which most consumers would be against genetically modified wheat, which was first approved in an unprecedented way in Argentina – a country that accounted for almost half of the cereal processed in Brazil in 2021. + Check out 10 recipes to reuse or boost everyday rice The survey, carried out in December by Indexsa with 3,135 people in 12 capitals from north to south of Brazil, whose results had not been disclosed, may help in decisions about the next steps for an eventual ...
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