Aug 30, 2014 - The Packer reported on Aug 28, 2014 that a GMO potato named INNATE was expected to show up in the market next year. The news was released at the Idaho Grower-Shipper Association’s 86th annual meeting.The GMO potato which the USDA was expected to approve this fall provides a couple of benefits such as low black spot bruising, low asparagine and low sugars, Doug Cole director of J.R. Simplot Co was cited as saying. (David Liu, PHD)
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Innate - the first GMO potato goes to market next year
The Packer reported that a GMO potato called Innate, which the USDA was expected to approve that fall, would reach market the following year. A J.R. Simplot director said it offers less black spot bruising and lower asparagine and sugars.
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