Monsanto Crop Bans by Courts Would Be Reversed in U.S. Bill
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A House of Representatives committee voted to let farmers grow genetically modified crops developed by Monsanto Co. and its competitors during legal appeals of the approval process.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture would be required to permit modified crops to be planted and sold into the food supply after the agency’s approvals have been invalidated by a court, under a provision in the fiscal 2013 agriculture spending bill approved by the House Appropriations committee today.