Argentina has 'serious' concerns after soymeal shipments withdrawn in EU over GMO breaches
Argentina's agriculture ministry said on Tuesday it has raised "serious" concerns regarding the detection method used by the Netherlands after the country flagged four Argentine soybean meal shipments found to contain unauthorized genetically modified organisms (GMO), prompting at least two withdrawals.
Notifications of the detection of an HB4 event appeared in soymeal shipments from Argentina and Brazil to the European Union, the ministry said in a statement.
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