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Rudd faces joint anti-GM campaign (Australia)
theage.com
Katharine Murphy
March 15, 2008
THE Federal Government faces a concerted campaign from a new coalition of health, environment and farm groups to ban genetically modified crops and foods until they are proved safe beyond reasonable doubt.
More than 700 groups and individuals have signed a letter urging Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and senior ministers to meet a group of 20 experts to examine the health risks associated with GM foods.
The fresh attempt to exert political pressure at the national level follows a controversial decision by Victoria and NSW to join Queensland in ending their bans on GM crops.
Agriculture Minister Tony Burke has also decided to endorse more research on GM as part of a strategy to help farmers deal with the challenges of climate change.
Before the election, Labor’s previous agriculture spokesman, Senator Kerry O’Brien, had been lukewarm towards the industry.
The new federal campaign is being led by wealthy Adelaide businessman Peter Fenwick, who has urged Labor to maintain its pre-election stance on genetic engineering.
Yesterday, Mr Fenwick said he believed Mr Burke was “relatively uninformed” about the risks associated with GM, and had been “captured by his department”.
Mr Rudd has been urged to:
â– Stop the release of any GM crops until he has met scientific experts to hear the latest evidence.
â– Order an immediate product safety recall on all GM crops, GM foods and GM animal feed, and ban their importation into Australia.
â– Overhaul the regulatory bodies with responsibility for policing the industry, and override the states that have lifted their GM bans.
Groups involved in the campaign include the Public Health Association of Australia, the Australian Milk Producers of Australia, Biological Farmers of Australia, a think tank associated with the Catholic Church, plus a host of organic and biodynamic food companies including Pureharvest.
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