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Greenpeace blocks unloading of soybeans at Batangas wharf

February 4, 2002 - 12:00am

TABANGAO, Batangas Bay — Greenpeace activists blocked here yesterday the unloading of some 17,000 tons of suspected genetically engineered soya beans off a Chinese-registered vessel docked at a private wharf...

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