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4 Min Read MEXICO CITY, Jan 15 (Reuters) - The Mexican government’s push to wean itself off a massive dependence on genetically modified corn imports would upend the country’s food supply, including its big livestock sector, industry officials warn. A Dec. 31 degree banning the use of genetically modified corn over three years has sparked a frenzy of lobbying urging officials to reconsider. Both the agriculture and economy ministries held high-level meeting with industry representatives this week, according to several participants. The same decree also calls for a ban on the herbicide gly...

1/15/2021 By David Alire Garcia MEXICO CITY, Jan 15 (Reuters) - The Mexican government's push to wean itself off a massive dependence on genetically modified corn imports would upend the country's food supply, including its big livestock sector, industry officials warn. A Dec. 31 degree banning the use of genetically modified corn over three years has sparked a frenzy of lobbying urging officials to reconsider. Both the agriculture and economy ministries held high-level meeting with industry representatives this week, according to several participants. The same decree also calls for a ban on ...

By David Alire Garcia MEXICO CITY, Jan 15 (Reuters) - The Mexican government's push to wean itself off a massive dependence on genetically modified corn imports would upend the country's food supply, including its big livestock sector, industry officials warn. A Dec. 31 degree banning the use of genetically modified corn over three years has sparked a frenzy of lobbying urging officials to reconsider.