Hot spot tracking of transgene: how to solve the problem of transgene in Canada

Introduction: the Canadian bioengineering Advisory Committee on Thursday submitted a draft proposal to the Canadian government on the rules for genetically modified and other new and different foods The Committee created by the government has put forward a lot of routine and special suggestions to the government, one of which is to suggest that the government should separate the formulation and implementation of rules, and set up a special GM safety office to solve the safety problems of all GM and other new and different foods on behalf of the government The committee called on the government to develop food consumption data statistics to improve the risk tax process of genetically modified food, and to establish long-term research projects on genetically modified food to enhance research on the long-term impact of genetically modified technology on food industry, agriculture and other ecosystems The committee also requires the government to have higher transparency in the release of genetically modified information, so as to make the public have more knowledge and understanding of genetically modified and other new and different foods, and requires the government to strengthen the deeper and wider research on the characteristics and risks of genetically modified foods With regard to the system of labelling genetically modified products, the Committee noted that the government should also implement an automatic labelling standard, and if automatic labelling does not provide sufficient information to the public, then compulsory labelling should be implemented One of the committee's liaison officers said they hoped that the public would respond to the report and make further amendments when appropriate, with the final formal report to be completed in early 2002.