Just curious what would have done differently in bill c-474 had been
in place in the late 1990's/early 2000's. The bill is open to
interpretation and doesn't deal with issues of liability from what I
can see.
Regardless of what Canadian law says, the Europeans require their
own scientific analysis under the EFSA and the political of having
overall EU approval and that of individual states. EU does allow GE
grains/products - you just have to follow the rules including the
political elements of the approval process.
in place in the late 1990's/early 2000's. The bill is open to
interpretation and doesn't deal with issues of liability from what I
can see.
Regardless of what Canadian law says, the Europeans require their
own scientific analysis under the EFSA and the political of having
overall EU approval and that of individual states. EU does allow GE
grains/products - you just have to follow the rules including the
political elements of the approval process.
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