The "Corn War" is a trade fight between the United States and Mexico over Mexico's ban on genetically modified (GMO) corn for human food.
The Main Problem
- Mexico passed a decree to stop using GMO corn in tortillas and dough.
- Mexico says the ban protects public health, food security, and native corn biodiversity.
- The rule still allows GMO corn imports for animal feed and industrial uses.
The U.S. Reaction
- The United States states that the ban breaks free trade rules.
- The U.S. claims the restrictions lack strong scientific proof and hurt American farmers.
- A trade panel under the regional trade agreement was set up to review the dispute.
- You can read a detailed legal analysis on the Cardozo Law Review.
Would you like to know more about the health arguments or the specific trade rules involved in this dispute?

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