Reuters: EU legal experts “seriously doubt” that plans to let European Union member states decide for themselves to grow or ban genetically modified (GM) crops are in line with global trade rules, officials said on Monday. The European Commission made legal proposals in July to let governments to make their own decisions on the controversial crops, in a bid to break a longstanding EU deadlock on new GM product approvals. But a new opinion from the EU Council of Ministers’ legal service could deal a…