The Pros And Cons Of Genetically Modified Foods

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Further, there is arguments that the transgenic crops, economically, only responds to the interests of the big corporations that have the control of production of the GMOs. Clearly, the companies have a huge interest in this technology and focuses in their profits. However, The production of genetically modified food also affects positively the farmers and consumers. The first generation of the GM crop came with the objective to make the job of the producers easier, more productive and profitable. This benefit come from the less expensive cultivation by the less use of pesticides, and from the higher speed allowed to cultivation. Currently, the engineered crops being grown are safest and are less harmful to the environment than the conventional