On the local level, yes. But I pointed out that the issue is with "wide-scale" adoption. GMO manufacturers make it so that the same, e.g, rice or carrots or tomatoes are grown in different parts of the world.
That is (a) a bit hyperbolic, (b) more applicable to large-scale, "industrial" farming and (c) not exactly desirable, right?
> Competing GMO banana products would introduce more diversity than exists today.
A good example of "it's the dosage that makes the difference between the poison and the medicine".