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City Réunion / / Company Procter & Gamble / The New York Times / Unilever / Evolva / Ecover / Solazyme / / Continent Africa / / Country Brazil / Madagascar / Mexico / / IndustryTerm olive oil / household products / babaçu oil / Cosmetic products / algal oil / produced coconut oil / consumer products / synthetic biology products / body care products / palm oil / oil / synbio algal oil / chemicals / coconut oil / food / / Organization Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars / US Federal Reserve / / Person Todd Kuiken / Saffron / Michel Grisoni / Kenneth Oye / Julie McNamara / Maria Luisa / / Position Pacific Ecologist / / PublishedMedium The New York Times / / Region Latin America / Southeast Asia / / Technology genetic engineering / / URL www.foe.org/synbio / www.solazyme.com/innovation / www.synbiowatch.org / /
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Issue Brief Synthetic biology: GMOs 2.0 What is synthetic biology? Synthetic biology (synbio) is an extreme version of genetic engineering. Instead of swapping genes from one species to another (as in conventional genet