U.S. farmers may find benefits if bioengineered varieties are approved, but what about consumer and export market acceptance?

The company pursued the status to serve customers who want those types of ingredients.

FEFAC, FEDIOL and COCERAL want commission to lift de-facto moratorium.

Suit alleges company caused economic harm by marketing GM strains of corn.

Company agrees to pay nearly $2.4 million in dispute over discovery of bioengineered wheat.

Oregon, Colorado say no to labeling products with bioengineered ingredients.

Delays could cause supply disruptions for E.U. food and feed business operators.

Agency says GMO discovery in Oregon was an isolated incident.

Discovery paves the way for non-GMO breeding.

Products have been approved by the European Food Safety Authority but remain caught up in bureaucratic limbo.