The government has launched a genetically modified organism labelling mark that will be attached to food products on sale. Tonui said the mark is in readiness for future commercialisation of GMO crops and if or when the ban on imports will be lifted. "It also facilitates traceability of GM products in Kenya," the GM expert told the Star on Tuesday. Wanjiru Kamau of the Kenya Biodiversity Coalition said he is jittery about the launch of the GMO labelling mark. More on this: Muturi tells MPs to investigate ban on GMO food, report within 90 days

Source: The Star January 24, 2017 18:45 UTC