Free from the shackles of Brussels bureaucracy, Britain’s farmers will soon be able to start growing gene-edited crops which should go a long way in helping to solve the current global food crisis.
Ministers will table legislation this week that will allow farmers and companies to grow the ingenious crops – made possible by Britain’s departure from the European Union.
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