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USA: New GM soybean with higher oleic acid content approved
Posted by: Prof. Dr. M. Raupp (IP Logged)
Date: June 26, 2010 07:52AM

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Content preview: The Department of Agriculture in the USA has approved a new,
genetically modified (GM) soybean containing higher levels of oleic acid.
This is the first of a series of GM plants that are poised to enter the market
with a modified composition of nutrients. After clearance by the American
Department of Agriculture, the new soybean is now "deregulated": its cultivation
in the USA is possible without particular restrictions, as is also the case
with its processing and the commercialisation of its products. In a previous
step, the Food and Drug Agency (FDA) already had given the green light. [...]


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