Genetically engineered vegetable seeds could soon be sold to home gardeners in Canada.

Farmers are raising serious concerns about what this could mean for seed saving, organic integrity, and transparency in our food system. Unlike traditional breeding, many new gene-edited seeds may enter the market without mandatory labelling or public disclosure, leaving gardeners unaware of what they’re planting.

Seeds are more than inputs — they carry culture, biodiversity, and generations of farmer knowledge. Protecting seed sovereignty starts with awareness.

📖 Read more from the Canadian Biotechnology Action Network (CBAN):
https://cban.ca/farmers-warn-home-gardeners-about-genetically-engineered-vegetable-seeds-coming-soon/

📖 Read more from the Canadian Biotechnology Action Network (CBAN):
https://cban.ca/wp-content/uploads/Alert-Genetically-Modified-Purple-Tomato.pdf