US, China give priority to ag biotech regulation

At the end of annual trade consultations, officials from China and the United States say they will give attention to their approval processes for genetically engineered crops, said Reuters. The meeting in Chicago was punctuated by China’s announcement that it will accept imports of Syngenta’s MIR 162 corn, approved for cultivation in April 2010 by USDA.… » Read More

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