“…A powerful weapon for coping with this power is the organization of society, as seen in Syngenta's attempts to patent seeds with Terminator technology and a wide-coverage patent on various vital genetic sequences of rice, which were barred, thanks to the action of the ETC Group (Ribeiro, 2011). For Fonseca and Guivant (2019), however, with the approval of the new Biosecurity Law in 2005, there was a political weakening movement of the movement opposed to the process of transgenization of agriculture, while the transgenic production area and the commercial approval of new varieties of GMOs grew. The author may be right, because, in the case of the labeling of transgenic foods, passes in the Senate a bill already approved in the House that will make it much more difficult to detect the presence of transgenic DNA from ingredients derived from soybean or transgenic corn, present in the vast majority of processed foods, such as soy lecithin, and corn glucose (Cortese, 2018;Cortese, Martinelli, Fabri, Melgarejo, Nodari & Cavalli, 2017).…”