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No, there is always the possibility that we may not be able to destroy GM crops once they spread into the environment

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No, there is always the possibility that we may not be able to destroy GM crops once they spread into the environment

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farmers have to buy seeds from huge companies so they are dependent

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farmers have to buy seeds from huge companies so they are dependent

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no, because there is little known about the effect 

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no, because there is little known about the effect 

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No, because we dont know what effect they will have in several years

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No, because we dont know what effect they will have in several years

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Yes, because the quality control and the possibilities of production in the EU are higher and more mature.

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no because we can´t feed animals with products we won´t even eat. 

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no because we can´t feed animals with products we won´t even eat. 

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no, because you never change a running system 

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no, because you never change a running system 

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I think so, because resources are finite and GM products will play an important role in the future.

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no, because of the potential unpredictable consequences in the long run

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no, because of the potential unpredictable consequences in the long run

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the risk is up to now higher then the benefits 

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the risk is up to now higher then the benefits 

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Maybe one day they should, however we need much more independent researches before. 

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Maybe one day they should, however we need much more independent researches before. 