Could gene edited plants play a key part in helping to improve global food inequality?...

The video discusses the use of gene editing, specifically CRISPR CAS 9, to enhance vitamin D levels in tomatoes. It contrasts gene editing with traditional genetic modification, highlighting the removal of foreign DNA in the former. The UK government is easing regulations to bring gene-edited crops to market, with the first outdoor gene-edited wheat crop in Europe. While some see this as a positive step, opponents argue it could lead to more complex genetic engineering. The video emphasizes the importance of keeping pace with global advancements in gene editing.

What is the significance of the government bill mentioned in the text regarding gene-edited crops?

What concerns do opponents of gene editing raise according to the text?