Thursday, 16 June 2022 — Corporate Watch
As the bill on gene-edited food goes through parliament, Corporate Watch takes a look at the dystopian technologies in the UK dairy industry and on the horizon.
In a new report, we explore the changing context – from the decline in milk consumption and the impact of Brexit, to the rise of the megadairies.
And we examine the technofixes being sold in the perpetual quest for productivity and profit, with mini-profiles on leading companies in each area. These include robotised milking systems, gene editing, ‘robot ready’ cows, low-emission cows, shock collars, and more.
Plus info on alternatives to the Dystopian Farm, and paths for resistance.
Find out more here: https://corporatewatch.org/dystopian-farm-the-uk-dairy-industry-its-technofixes/
If you don’t have time to read the full article, why not check out our interactive infographic here: https://corporatewatch.org/D3/Cow
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Wheat for people “who are unable to use a toaster properly” will be planted in open field
Camilla Cavendish promotes false and misleading narratives to warm up the public to deregulated GMOs.
Change in law could speed commercialisation of GM wheat for people who can’t “use a toaster properly”
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and an assortment of high-profile figures and policy makers are pushing for unregulated gene-editing technologies, the rollout of bio-synthetic food created in laboratories, the expanded use of patented seeds and the roll back of subsidies and support for farmers in places like India.
The New Dark Age 