The EU will allow the use of food from cloned animals

The European Agency for Food Safety has recognized the use of harmless in food meat and milk from genetically modified animals, reports BBC. Experts believe that it is unlikely there is a difference in the diet in terms of security, derived from cloned animals and their offspring. Conclusion of the expert does not automatically allow sale of genetically modified milk and meat. The European Commission will decide on May, after a discussion with the 27 members of the EU. The Commission has raised the issue of genetically modified animal products after the last few years, the Office for Quality Control of Food and Drug Administration (FDA) legalized the U.S. consumer. With the help of cloning technology in the world, hundreds of animals have received. Scientists believe that these animals bring with predefined properties, to improve agricultural productivity and solve the problem of hunger in poor countries. Still about half of consumers in the world to treat genetically modified products with caution. Europeans differ in this particular sense conservatism and caution.