Juliette Leroux is an agronomist, with a specialisation in environmental issues. She worked more than 13 years for the French organic farmers association (FNAB), first as a regulation officer, then as an EU officer, while also being in charge of the GMO issue. She was a member of Inf’OGM board for 5 years. She is now the GMO campaigner for the Greens/EFA group in the European Parliament, and has notably been working on the issues of GMO assessment, GMO authorisation procedures at EU level, patenting of seeds, and the so-called ‘new breeding techniques’.
Articles
25.11.2019
Reopening GMO Rules Would Be a Dangerous Waste of Time and Money
The EU may be reopening rules on genetically modified food with serious implications for small farmers, consumers and the climate.
Read more07.03.2018
Food security at stake: What the Bayer-Monsanto merger means for Europe
Bad for our health and bad for business - the Bayer-Monsanto merger threatens crop diversity around the world.
Read more01.04.2017
When “Feeding the World” Puts Food Security at Risk
Are the giants of the agro-industry who claim they are determined to "Feed the world" in fact fostering food insecurity through exploitation and environmental degradation?
Read more14.12.2016
New Breeding Techniques: New GMOs in a Legal Limbo
The biotech industry are lobbying to exclude a new generation of genetic engineering techniques from the European GMO regulations.
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