Asian flour mills unlikely to take GM

Australian Broadcasting Corporation, 25 July 2005 
http://www.abc.net.au/news/items/200507/1421743.htm?act 

Asian flour mills say they are unlikely to buy Australian 
genetically-modified (GM) wheat because it would affect their 
ability to sell to their markets.

They have given their views to a study on GM grains, 
commissioned by Biotechnology Australia.

Victorian consultant Peter England has presented his findings 
on Asian attitudes to a conference in Canberra.

"The negatives for GM would be along the lines of loss of 
their markets or long-term health issues," he said. 

"And the benefits they see are either no benefits or flour 
yield improvements or quality of flours."