Impetus Bioscience is an independent and neutral laboratory, located in Bremen, Germany. Focused on DNA based methods since 1996, they are pioneers in…

› read on

Recent years have seen a marked shift in consumer buying patterns when it comes to meat and dairy products, partly as a response to the climate crisis…

› read on

Major retailers, food producers and Non-GMO industry associations are amongst the line-up of key speakers at the International Non-GMO Summit.…

› read on

ENGA interviews new member Lampert to hear more about why they wanted to become a member, what the benefits are and what challenges face the sector.

› read on

On 17 November, GMO-Free Europe hosted a conference in the European Parliament, Brussels. Given the high level of political attention on the topic of…

› read on

Deforestation-free is a key element of sustainable and environmentally friendly agri-food systems. For many food producers, however, switching to…

› read on

The website of the International Non-GMO Summit 2023, (9-10 May) in Frankfurt, is now live!

› read on

This month ENGA joined more than 60 organisations, based in the UK and the EU, calling on retailers to exercise their influence to support civil…

› read on

New GMO laws just passed by the Moldovan Parliament puts the country's legislation level with the EU's.

› read on

It has been a good year for soy in Brazil and forecasts for this year’s harvest are positive.

› read on

Despite the huge challenges facing the European soy market, mostly triggered by the war in Ukraine with its significant soy cultivation areas, the…

› read on

› read on

Consumers are generally not well informed about New GMOs and one of the reasons for that is the language used to name them. The terms for New GMOs are…

› read on

The majority of Europeans want GM food to be labelled as GMOs, including also food produced with new GM techniques

› read on

The latest figures, recently published in Donau Soja's June Market Report, reveal that, despite the war in Ukraine, soy areas across Europe are likely…

› read on

Recently published data from ENGA member and German Non-GMO labelling platform, VLOG, shows continued growth in sales in "Ohne Gentechnik" (Non-GMO)…

› read on

On 22 July the European Commission's consultation on New Genomic Techniques will close. This is the last chance the for sector to ENGA-ge and have…

› read on

If New GMOs are de-regulated, labelling and traceability requirements will not apply.

› read on

Until now, New GMOs are promises, not a market reality. Only three crops in three countries have made it to the market.

› read on

New GMOs are not a “magic pill” help society in tackling issues such as climate change, drought, pressure on natural resources etc…

› read on

Targeted mutagenesis is the term for new GMOs that are produced with new genetic engineering methods, such as CRISPR/Cas, TALENs and others. In this…

› read on

New GMOs are promises, not reality. Their benefits are unproven and their risks are still unknown…

› read on

ENGA is calling upon the Non-GMO business sector to stand up for its business interests and participate in the consultation

› read on

Non-GMO Association Calls on Food Sector to Stand Up for GMO Labelling by Participating

› read on

As consumers around Europe stock up on eggs ahead of Easter celebrations, ENGA takes a glimpse at the state of the Non-GMO egg market in two European…

› read on

The "Retailers' Resolution against Deregulating New GMOs" demands that all GMOs on plates and fields should remain strictly regulated in the EU, the…

› read on

Large-scale deregulation of new GMOs is key target of the Commission: ENGA expressed its concerns in a letter (9 September 2021) to Commissioner…

› read on

No commitment to risk assessment and transparency for new GMOs: Commissioner Kyriakides responded in a letter (29 of June 2021) on behalf of the…

› read on