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Regulations on the Licensing of Genetically Modified Cotton Seed Production and Operation Officially Promulgated
Announcement No. 1643 of the Ministry of Agriculture of the People's Republic of China In accordance with the "Seed Law of the People's Republic of China," the "Regulations on the Safety Administration of Agricultural Genetically Modified Organisms," and the "Measures for the Administration of Licensing for Crop Seed Production and Operation," our Ministry has formulated the "Regulations on the Licensing of Genetically Modified Cotton Seed Production and
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Genetically modified grain seeds have never been approved for commercial cultivation within China's borders
(Two Sessions Highlights) Wei Chao'an: China has never approved commercial cultivation of genetically modified grain seeds within its borders. Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, March 10 (dispatch) - Vice Minister of Agriculture Wei Chao'an said in an interview with reporters on the 10th that the Ministry of Agriculture has never approved the commercial cultivation of any genetically modified grain seed
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Why has genetically modified rice obtained a safety certificate but still not been commercialized?
Recently, at a GMO training seminar, officials from the Ministry of Agriculture and well-known domestic GMO research experts responded to hot issues of public concern such as the safety of GMO foods and regulatory risks. At the meeting, experts called on the Ministry of Agriculture to revise the Regulations on the Safety Administration of Agricultural
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UN Food and Agriculture Organization announces that genetic data on thousands of rice varieties will be shared globally
Economic Daily, Geneva dispatch, reporter Chen Jian reports: The United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization recently issued a press communique stating that the genome sequences of more than 3,000 different rice varieties will be included in the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture, so that the world can share
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Is colored corn genetically modified? Agricultural experts: It is actually a hybrid variety
Colored corn has become a new favorite on the tables of Urumqi residents because of its good appearance and sweet taste. Recently, however, it has become caught up in some rumors about genetic modification. In response, agricultural experts say that colored corn is merely a hybrid variety and has nothing to do with genetic modification. On September 9, reporters visited Urumqi
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New genetic and evolutionary trends emerge in rabies virus among animals in northern China
Website news Recently, the innovative team for pathogens and immunity of special animals at the Institute of Special Animal and Plant Sciences of the Chinese Academy of Agricultural Sciences, in a latest study of the molecular evolution of animal rabies virus (RABV) in northern China and parts of Northeast Asia, found that the China-
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Sinograin reported for illegally importing genetically modified rapeseed oil mixed into national temporary reserves
According to a report by The Paper, Sinograin Hunan Company was reported for causing 30 million yuan to be intercepted due to illegal operations, and multiple enterprises it entrusted were accused of using a "stand-in" method to import genetically modified rapeseed oil and earn huge profits from it. The following is the detailed content: Two years after being
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International Soy Growers Alliance Lobbies China to Approve Genetically Modified Varieties
On April 21, at the 2015 Biotechnology and Global Soy Trade Forum held in Beijing by the International Soy Growers Alliance (ISGA), a 21st Century Business Herald reporter learned through an interview that the International Soy Growers Alliance will communicate with China's Ministry of Agriculture, hoping that China's policy authorities
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In 2014, imported soybeans exceeded 71 million tons, most of them genetically modified
On the 3rd, Chen Xiwen, deputy head of the Central Rural Work Leading Group and director of its office, and Han Jun, deputy director of the office of the Central Rural Work Leading Group, interpreted the relevant circumstances of the "Several Opinions on Increasing the Intensity of Reform and Innovation and Accelerating Agricultural Modernization". Han Jun said,
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China Ranks Sixth in the World in Genetically Modified Crop Planting Area
A report released today by the International Service for the Acquisition of Agri-biotech Applications shows that in 2014 the global planting area of genetically modified crops hit a record high, with China ranking sixth at 3.9 million hectares. Experts call for China's approval process for genetically modified varieties to be clarified. International agricultural
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