CYPRUS/USA: US says GMO plan could affect ties
By: just-food.com | 7 July 2005
A plan by Cyprus to put genetically modified food on separate supermarket shelves has angered the United States, which warned the move could harm bilateral ties, according to the Reuters news agency.
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A plan by Cyprus to put genetically modified food on separate supermarket shelves has angered the United States, which warned the move could harm bilateral ties, according to the Reuters news agency.
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