The Ministry of Agriculture announced the extension of the expiry date of the Interim Regulations on genetically modified organisms
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Last Update: 2008-11-03
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Introduction: new page 1 - China's interim regulations on genetically modified products are extended to RHP on April 20, 2004 - China will accept the application for genetically modified safety license from July 20, 2016 news: on Wednesday, the Ministry of Agriculture announced that the expiry date of the Interim Regulations on the import of genetically modified products has been extended from September 20 to April 20 next year In a statement to the U.S Embassy in China, RHP China's Ministry of Agriculture said that due to technical reasons, the Ministry of agriculture decided to extend the Interim Regulations until April 20, 2004, and the application steps and processing procedures will remain unchanged From July 20 this year, the GM Safety Management Office under the Ministry of agriculture will begin to accept the application materials submitted by overseas exporters for export to China between September 20 and April 20 next year The announcement from the Ministry of Agriculture confirmed the market's expectation of an extension In the past few months, officials from the Ministry of agriculture have repeatedly reiterated that the government has decided to extend the Interim Regulations on genetically modified organisms until April 20 next year However, due to the lack of formal below, traders have been holding a wait-and-see attitude RHp
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