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CropLife International announces the publication of peer-reviewed recommendations to modernize the regulation of genetically modified crops in the open access Journal of Regulatory Science.

In a series of papers, published in a special issue of the Journal of Regulatory Science in January 2021, CropLife International has outlined, in their view, what a truly risk-based safety assessment for GM crops could look like given their 25+ years of experience cultivating and reviewing GM crops. This includes a series of core and hypothesis-driven studies that would comprise the safety assessment.

In a series of papers, published in a special issue of the Journal of Regulatory Science in January 2021, CropLife International has outlined, in their view, what a truly risk-based safety assessment for GM crops could look like given their 25+ years of experience cultivating and reviewing GM crops. This includes a series of core and hypothesis-driven studies that would comprise the safety assessment.

In a series of papers, published in a special issue of the Journal of Regulatory Science in January 2021, CropLife International has outlined, in their view, what a truly risk-based safety assessment for GM crops could look like given their 25+ years of experience cultivating and reviewing GM crops. This includes a series of core and hypothesis-driven studies that would comprise the safety assessment.

In a series of papers, published in a special issue of the Journal of Regulatory Science in January 2021, CropLife International has outlined, in their view, what a truly risk-based safety assessment for GM crops could look like given their 25+ years of experience cultivating and reviewing GM crops. This includes a series of core and hypothesis-driven studies that would comprise the safety assessment.

In a series of papers, published in a special issue of the Journal of Regulatory Science in January 2021, CropLife International has outlined, in their view, what a truly risk-based safety assessment for GM crops could look like given their 25+ years of experience cultivating and reviewing GM crops. This includes a series of core and hypothesis-driven studies that would comprise the safety assessment.

In a series of papers, published in a special issue of the Journal of Regulatory Science in January 2021, CropLife International has outlined, in their view, what a truly risk-based safety assessment for GM crops could look like given their 25+ years of experience cultivating and reviewing GM crops. This includes a series of core and hypothesis-driven studies that would comprise the safety assessment.

In a series of papers, published in a special issue of the Journal of Regulatory Science in January 2021, CropLife International has outlined, in their view, what a truly risk-based safety assessment for GM crops could look like given their 25+ years of experience cultivating and reviewing GM crops. This includes a series of core and hypothesis-driven studies that would comprise the safety assessment.

In a series of papers, published in a special issue of the Journal of Regulatory Science in January 2021, CropLife International has outlined, in their view, what a truly risk-based safety assessment for GM crops could look like given their 25+ years of experience cultivating and reviewing GM crops. This includes a series of core and hypothesis-driven studies that would comprise the safety assessment.

In a series of papers, published in a special issue of the Journal of Regulatory Science in January 2021, CropLife International has outlined, in their view, what a truly risk-based safety assessment for GM crops could look like given their 25+ years of experience cultivating and reviewing GM crops. This includes a series of core and hypothesis-driven studies that would comprise the safety assessment.
This fact sheet looks at the compositional assessment of genetically modified plants used for food and feed.

In a series of papers, published in a special issue of the Journal of Regulatory Science in January 2021, CropLife International has outlined, in their view, what a truly risk-based safety assessment for GM crops could look like given their 25+ years of experience cultivating and reviewing GM crops. This includes a series of core and hypothesis-driven studies that would comprise the safety assessment.
This fact sheet looks at environmental risk assessments.

In a series of papers, published in a special issue of the Journal of Regulatory Science in January 2021, CropLife International has outlined, in their view, what a truly risk-based safety assessment for GM crops could look like given their 25+ years of experience cultivating and reviewing GM crops. This includes a series of core and hypothesis-driven studies that would comprise the safety assessment.
This fact sheet looks at environmental risk assessments for grain import scenarios.