Abstract: . . .  inclusion of similar restrictions — or inclusion of the precautionary principle — in international agree- ments will greatly impact the international trade of agricultural goods and delay their introduction into the marketplace. Each of these problems could prevent this technology’s benefits from being intro- duced to industrialized nations and, more important, the developing world. — Gregory Conko and Jennifer Zambone Agricultural Biotechnology 28 Qifa Zhang, “China: Agricultural Biotechnology Opportunities to Meet the Challenges of Food Protection,” in Agricultural Biotechnology and the Poor , ed. G. J. Persley and M. M. Lantir (Washington, D.C.: Consultive Group on International Agricultural Research, 1999), http://www.cgiar.org/biotech/ rep0100/zhang.pdf. 29 For example, see Greenpeace’s anti- biotechnology Web page, http://www.greenpeace.org/geneng.  . . .
. . .  international trade of agricultural goods and delay their introduction into the marketplace. Each of these problems could prevent this technology’s benefits from being intro- duced to industrialized nations and, more important, the developing world. — Gregory Conko and Jennifer Zambone Agricultural Biotechnology 28 Qifa Zhang, “China: Agricultural Biotechnology Opportunities to Meet the Challenges of Food Protection,” in Agricultural Biotechnology and the Poor , ed. G. J. Persley and M. M. Lantir (Washington, D.C.: Consultive Group on International Agricultural Research, 1999), http://www.cgiar.org/biotech/ rep0100/zhang.pdf. 29 For example, see Greenpeace’s anti- biotechnology Web page, http://www.greenpeace.org/geneng.  . . .
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