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The development of agri-businesses may be creating more problems than it is solving. Discuss
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- Submitted: 29/12/2008
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Pg 2 Introduction
Pg 2 Table of biases
Pg 3 When and why Gm crops have been developed, plus the main organisations involved
Pg 4 Top 10 agrochemical companies, countries pro and anti GM
Pg 5 Map of the world showing the main crops grown and where abouts they are grown
Pg 6 Who really benefits from GM, Socio-economic factors
Pg 7 Socio-economic factors continued, Environmental factors
Pg 8 Environmental factors
Pg 9 Environmental factors continued, Health factors and Consumer choice
Pg 10 Consumer choice continued
Pg 10 Future
Pg 10 & 11 Conclusion
Pg 12 Bibliography
The Agribusiness sector is a 'chain' of industries directly and indirectly involved in production, transformation and provision of food, fibre, chemicals and pharmaceutical substrates.
One issue governments are resolving at the moment is the issue of GM crops, they are the new expression of agri-business and this is the issue I shall look at. GM crops represent one of the biggest decisions the government faces. They signal an irreversible shift in farming and could determine what happens to food production patterns. GM is a technique whereby individual genes are
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