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Britons set to see gene-edited fruit on supermarket shelves for first time
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Britons set to see gene-edited fruit on supermarket shelves for first time
Gene-edited fruit could be sold in British supermarkets for the first time, with specially bred strawberries and vitamin D-enriched tomatoes moving closer to hitting shelves.
The Government is poised to grant marketing notices for the precision-bred products, which will also require Food Standards Agency approval before they can eventually be sold to consumers.
Among the crops are "sunshine" tomatoes developed by s…
3 Sept, 04:53