GM Rice Not Approved in China, For Now

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Lid stays on modified rice

China, the world’s top rice producer and consumer, is unlikely to give its nod for commercial production of genetically modified rice at least until next year with a government panel demanding more dat […]

Deficiencies in US Regulatory Oversight of GE Crops

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Briefing Report:
Deficiencies in Federal Regulatory Oversight of Genetically Engineered
Crops[1]

Those who question the appropriateness of local ordinances or state- level efforts to control the spread of genetically en […]

German Liability Law for GMO Cultivation

Germany’s approach to setting new GMO liability law provides an important example for other countries. The vovernment has sought to explicitly allocate liability for the financial risks arising from the cultivation of GMOs and to protect non-GM farmers. […]

FDA Guidance Falls Short

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FDA Issues Guidance to Help Prevent Inadvertent Introduction of
Allergens or Toxins into the Food and Feed Supply

Food and Drug Administration, USA (htt […]

New Research on the Impact of GMOs on Health

New Research on the Impact of GMOs on Health
SOIL ASSOCIATION, GM briefing 19

Although some GMOs have been approved and marketed for several years, there was no body of scientific research on their impact on the biology of livin […]

3rd Meeting of the Parties to the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety

INVITATION TO BIOSAFETY SEMINAR, 12 MARCH 2006, CURITIBA, BRAZIL Map of venue: https://biosafety-info.net/file_dir/54317108440e9c0d57e53.doc The venue of the seminar, Museu Oscar Niemeyer is a very well-known building on Rua Marechal Her […]

8th Meeting of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity

Deficiencies in Federal Regulatory Oversight of GE Crops

This briefing concludes that the present federal oversight in the United States is insufficient to address the potential environmental, human health, and economic consequences of experimental genetically engineered crops. […]

GE Papaya in Hawaii

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THE FAILURE OF GE PAPAYA IN HAWAII

Greenpeace International, May 2006

Summary

The ringspot virus-resistant genetically engineered (GE) papaya introduced in Hawaii in 1998 has been a commercial failure that […]

New Report on Contamination by GE Field Trials

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Center for Food Safety

Contamination from Gene-altered Crop Trials Poses Unappreciated Threats to Wildlife

New Report Exposes Inadequate Regulation of Risks of Gene Flow from Experimental Crops

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