The use and value of polling to determine public opinion on GMOs in Europe

Figures & data

Figure 1. Support and opposition for GMOs related to information availability.⁶

Figure 2. Reasons for buying or not buying GM foods.⁸

Figure 3. Optimism and pessimism for eight technologies in 2005.¹⁷

Figure 4. Support for GM food.¹⁸

Figure 5. Public concern about GM food.²⁹

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