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The Not-GMO Sector in Europe

Since GMOs were introduced to Eu markets in 1996 a pregnant number of European consumers have explicitly and repeatedly stated that they do not want GMOs anywhere in their food concatenation. Many European supermarkets exercise not want to sell food made with GMOs. Consequently, information technology is rare to come across labelled GMO products on European supermarket shelves. Instead, the rapidly growing range of products labelled as non-GMO has already turned into a strong and successful business segment.

Non-GMO production has developed into a well-established quality standard in many European countries: at present in Republic of austria, France, Germany, Slovenia, Italy, Republic of hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, Switzerland and Bosnia-Herzegovina laws or industry agreements are in force that regulate non-GMO labelling on a voluntary basis. In other countries efforts are underway to introduce a non-GMO labelling organization.

In addition, the European organic sector is working entirely "without genetic engineering". This is defined in the EU Organic Regulation besides every bit in national organic standards. In some European markets this is communicated to consumers with a non-GMO characterization in addition to the organic label.

The Austrian association ARGE Gentechnik-frei (Platform for GMO-free Food Production) was founded in 1997. ARGE Gentechnik-frei represents more 190 companies and facilitates, promotes and supports GMO-gratis production in Austria (nutrient, feed and agricultural products). It awards the label "Ohne Gentechnik hergestellt" (produced without GMOs). Its members' non-GMO production output generates an annual turnover of approximately 1.5 billion euros, with more than than iii,800 labelled products. In Austria the entire milk and egg production (since 2010) and all poultry (since 2012) are "non-GMO". Ninety-five percent of Austrian retailers proactively back up not-GMO products and are members of ARGE Gentechnik-frei.
www.gentechnikfrei.at

The German Association Verband Lebensmittel ohne Gentechnik (VLOG; Association Food without Genetic Engineering) was founded in 2010. VLOG represents 750 companies, nutrient manufacturers and retailers as well as the upstream and downstream areas of food production. It grants licenses for the state-owned seal "Ohne GenTechnik" (without genetic applied science) for nutrient produced co-ordinate its standards and the seal "VLOG geprüft" (verified by VLOG) for animate being feed. In 2019 the member companies of VLOG generated 8.8 billion euros in sales with more than than 14,500 labelled non-GMO products, which corresponds to 11.three billion euros in consumer spending. In Deutschland 60 % of milk, 60 % of poultry meat and seventy % of eggs are produced "non-GMO".
www.ohnegentechnik.org

Donau Soja, founded in 2012, is a European non-profit organisation with more than than 290 members from all sectors of the value chain (from farm to fork) as well as ceremonious society organisations.
Donau Soja is open to all interested companies, (industry) associations, institutions and individuals that are interested in using and/or producing, processing, marketing or supporting non-GM produced and origin-controlled soya. The goal of the association is to make a significant contribution to the evolution of agricultural systems by promoting the sustainable cultivation and utilise of soybeans in Europe to secure and guarantee GMO free supplies of soya. Donau Soja supports a good for you environs and healthy diets while aiding the development of not-GMO value chains.
Donau Soja provides quality standards and respective product labels for the exemplary production, processing, command and traceability of European sustainable non-GMO soya from the Danube region and Europe. Donau Soja was heavily involved in the development of the not-GMO Danube Region standard and is providing a non-GMO label for companies that produce co-ordinate to its standards
https://world wide web.donausoja.org/en/domicile/

The Slovenian IKC Inštitut za kontrolo in certifikacijo UM registered and implemented a private non-GMO certification in Slovenia in 2011. Information technology grants licenses for the seal "Pridelano/proizvedeno brez GSO – brez gensko spremenjenih organizmov" (produced/processed without GMO – without genetically modified organisms) and non-GMO beast feed. In 2019 certified producers and processors labelled more than 650 not-GMO products. All Slovenian feed mills take role in the certification process to deliver non-GMO feed to certified producers. In Slovenia a significant portion of the milk and egg and poultry supply comes from non-GMO production. Non-GMO production is also very important for family farms with pocket-size processing units who sell their products to local markets and public institutions (such as schools, kindergartens…).
https://www.ikc-um.si/ikc-um/

The Italian Sennereiverband Südtirol / Federazione Latterie Alto Adige awards the Southward Tyrolean Seal of Quality. It guarantees high-quality milk and milk products costless of genetic engineering science and promotes species-advisable beast husbandry.
www.altoadigelatte.com/

ARGE Gentechnik-frei, VLOG, Donau Soja and IKC Inštitut za kontrolo in certifikacijo UM take member companies in Austria, Germany, Slovenia, Poland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, the Czech republic, Kingdom of spain, Italy, Luxembourg, Hungary, Republic of lithuania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Hellenic republic, France, Romania and in non-EU countries, including Norway, Switzerland, Serbia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Moldova, Ukraine, Russia and Great Britain. Members of Sennereiverband Südtirol are based in Due south Tyrol.

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Source: https://www.enga.org/non-gmo-production-in-europe

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