International Regulations on Genetically Modified Organisms: U.S., Europe, China and Japan
date:Jun 13, 2016
eir electorates for the benefit of their political careers. The impact of the EUs restrictive policy on GMOs not only increases costs for manufacturers but also delays the development of modern biotechnology. Further, other countries considering the EU as a potential export market must wait and see, hoping to mirror policies from these large countries/regions with whom they heavily trade. Some of these wait-and-see countries choose to follow the EU as a model, whereas others may choose to mirror
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