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New EU Rules Prompt Dutch Retailers to Prepare for Wider Use of Genetically Modified Foods

Dutch supermarkets and food companies are adjusting supply chains ahead of expected European Union regulatory changes in 2028 that would ease rules governing genetically modified organisms and potentially reshape food processing and retail markets.
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