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G.M. bees
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Bernard SAUBOT <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 7 Jan 2004 11:59:52 +0100
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Hello from southern France,

I am working for a company which is involved in both beekeeping -5000 hives-, and honey packing -10000 tons per year-, and I am in charge of the hives .
One of our main european customer wants to be 100% sure that the honey we buy for them in Argentina is NOT coming from G.M. bees .
I am very much surprised, as I didn't know that such bees were even existing and producing honey in south America .

Is anyone in the list able to give me any information about this problem ?

Many thanks

Bernard Saubot

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