The GM issue remains a case of discussion both within and outside the scientific community.
However, the debate is often hampered by pre-existing prejudicial opinion, as underlined by
Hodges (2000): “(we) are all victims of a polluted debate from extreme positions which goes
on endlessly and does not contribute to solving the real problems. Furthermore, there is a lack
of objective, factual information. It is tragic that the new biotechnology with such potential
should be so polarized and paralysed”. Hodges (2000) also suggests “Probably the lesson we
need to learn again is the danger of ideologies which go beyond their legitimate boundaries
and seek to colonize the whole of life”. In fact, in a fair situation, it would be normal to
follow the guidelines proposed by the Commission of European Communities (1997) for
novel foods, namely GM plants and their products (ILSI, 2003): WHO and OECD have
established the safety assessment process based on the principle of “substantial equivalence”
to assure that foods derived from new processes are as safe and nutritious as food produced
from conventionally bred crops. This process considers two aspects: (1) the properties of the
introduced trait (gene); and (2) any effect generated by the introduction or expression of the
new trait in the crop or food. This is a comparative safety assessment whereby conventional
The GM issue remains a case of discussion both within and outside the scientific community.
However, the debate is often hampered by pre-existing prejudicial opinion, as underlined by
Hodges (2000): “(we) are all victims of a polluted debate from extreme positions which goes
on endlessly and does not contribute to solving the real problems. Furthermore, there is a lack
of objective, factual information. It is tragic that the new biotechnology with such potential
should be so polarized and paralysed”. Hodges (2000) also suggests “Probably the lesson we
need to learn again is the danger of ideologies which go beyond their legitimate boundaries
and seek to colonize the whole of life”. In fact, in a fair situation, it would be normal to
follow the guidelines proposed by the Commission of European Communities (1997) for
novel foods, namely GM plants and their products (ILSI, 2003): WHO and OECD have
established the safety assessment process based on the principle of “substantial equivalence”
to assure that foods derived from new processes are as safe and nutritious as food produced
from conventionally bred crops. This process considers two aspects: (1) the properties of the
introduced trait (gene); and (2) any effect generated by the introduction or expression of the
new trait in the crop or food. This is a comparative safety assessment whereby conventional
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The GM issue remains a case of discussion both within and outside the scientific community.
However, the debate is often hampered by pre-existing prejudicial opinion, as underlined by
Hodges (2000): “(we) are all victims of a polluted debate from extreme positions which goes
on endlessly and does not contribute to solving the real problems. Furthermore, there is a lack
of objective, factual information. It is tragic that the new biotechnology with such potential
should be so polarized and paralysed”. Hodges (2000) also suggests “Probably the lesson we
need to learn again is the danger of ideologies which go beyond their legitimate boundaries
and seek to colonize the whole of life”. In fact, in a fair situation, it would be normal to
follow the guidelines proposed by the Commission of European Communities (1997) for
novel foods, namely GM plants and their products (ILSI, 2003): WHO and OECD have
established the safety assessment process based on the principle of “substantial equivalence”
to assure that foods derived from new processes are as safe and nutritious as food produced
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