GE Cattle Deaths Raises Environmental Concerns
GE Cattle Deaths Raises Environmental Concerns

A controversy has erupted in New Zealand after genetically engineered cows died due to complications undertaken by a New Zealand company. These cows were genetically engineered with a human genetic code. The news has received widespread criticism from environmental advocates and animal welfare activists.

The research aimed to produce human fertility treatment through the milk of these genetically engineered cows. A report has already stressed that problems were anticipated in advance in this experiment on animals at a research center in Hamilton. Agriculture Minister, David Carter expressed satisfaction with the response of the company engaged in these experiments.

Opposition members expressed that a relook into the matter was urgently required. Others called for a detailed investigation into the matter to bring out the reality. The company in question does not have a good track record in these matters, argued animal welfare experts.

Experts feel that New Zealand must maintain a good animal welfare record and a reputation for being free from any king of Genetical Engineering. This can have a negative impact on the image of New Zealand as a country producing safe dairy products, stressed people associated with the industry.

Politicians felt that the public needs to know the truth about the experiments done on animals and it is important for the matter to be discussed openly.

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