“Genetically modified crops are currently grown in 26 nations around the world, while dozens ban farmers from planting GMO crops. Countries that ban GMOs received considerable attention in 2015, when a majority of European Union nations decided to block the cultivation of new GMO crops within their borders, and Russia issued a ban on both cultivation and imports. But most of the nations that prohibit GMO cultivation still allow GMO products – particularly animal feed – to be imported. European countries, for example, import 30 million tons of GMO grain annually. Many other nations – China, Japan and Canada for example – restrict GMO products, but only until they pass regulatory standards.”  ..... “Countries growing GMO crops are: Brazil, United States, Canada, South Africa, Australia, Bolivia, Philippines, Spain, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Colombia, Honduras, Chile, Sudan, Slovakia, Costa Rica, China, India, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Mexico, Portugal, Czech Republic, Pakistan and Myanmar.” https://gmo.geneticliteracyproject.org/FAQ/where-are-gmos-grown-and-banned/