The United States is full of confidence in China's genetically modified policy

Introduction: the United States is full of confidence in China's GM policy, which will benefit the export of U.S soybean GGV from Beijing A senior official of the U.S agriculture department said on Tuesday that the United States is optimistic about the GM rules being formulated by China, and China's GM rules will not harm the export of U.S GM products "We are hopeful that there are no fundamental problems," said U.S ambassador Alan F Johnson, chief agricultural negotiator at the U.S trade representative's office Johnson said that the conclusion of an excessive agreement on the export of American soybeans to China - that American soybeans are basically genetically modified - is a good sign for the export of American agricultural products, which will not be harmed 'I think there are some positive signals that we are able to deal with soybean related over solutions,' Mr Johnson said Since October, there has been a significant increase in American soybean shipments to China after senior Chinese officials settled the soybean dispute Johnson said he has given Chinese officials relevant views - he hopes China's GM regulations will be consistent with the relevant WTO rules "We have shown that we can implement technical measures to ensure safety and health and make corresponding commitments to consumers in the United States, so we can help them when China makes relevant regulations..." Johnson said Many European and Asian countries have banned the import of genetically modified food from US producers, who expect China not to make such a decision Johnson is visiting Beijing to discuss China's obligations as a new member of the WTO GGv