Hungary sets up GMO working group
Hungary's government has issued a resolution establishing a GMO working group to make recommendations regarding the enforcement of regulations concerning GMO-free agriculture in Hungary, the official gazette Magyar Közlöny revealed on Monday.
The minister of rural development will appoint the head of the working group, while six other government ministries will delegate one member each to the body.
Members of the group will be unpaid.
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