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The cultivation of genetically modified crops has long been a contentious issue in the European Union. Now a group of biotech specialists and legal experts propose a mechanism to take the political edge out of the authorization process
Commercial and academic activities in the production of pharmaceuticals or other substances of indus...
Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are controversial, especially for food and feed products, main...
Purpose: The paper analyzes the decision-making process on whether or not to commercialize genetical...
The cultivation of genetically modified crops has long been a contentious issue in the European Unio...
The legal framework for genetically modified crops in Europe is based on the precautionary principle...
The European Union (EU) still retains genetically modified (GM) crop applications within its agricul...
In 2001, the European Union adopted a directive on the cultivation of GMOs (directive 2001/18/EC). T...
The European Union is thought to have one of the most robust systems in the world for regulating ge...
The cultivation of genetically modified (GM) crops in the EU remains a highly polemic issue. The onl...
In recent years, the EU legislation on genetically modified (GM) crops has come under severe critici...
AbstractCommercial growing of genetically modified crops now looks set to go ahead but persuading co...
The EU regulatory framework on GMOs has always been featured by a high degree of harmonisation and c...
Is the European Union (EU) regulatory framework for genetically modified organisms (GMOs) adequate f...
This article analyzes the reasons why in 2010 the European Commission proposed a legislative framewo...
Agricultural biotechnologies embrace a large array of conventional and modern technologies, spanning...
Commercial and academic activities in the production of pharmaceuticals or other substances of indus...
Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are controversial, especially for food and feed products, main...
Purpose: The paper analyzes the decision-making process on whether or not to commercialize genetical...
The cultivation of genetically modified crops has long been a contentious issue in the European Unio...
The legal framework for genetically modified crops in Europe is based on the precautionary principle...
The European Union (EU) still retains genetically modified (GM) crop applications within its agricul...
In 2001, the European Union adopted a directive on the cultivation of GMOs (directive 2001/18/EC). T...
The European Union is thought to have one of the most robust systems in the world for regulating ge...
The cultivation of genetically modified (GM) crops in the EU remains a highly polemic issue. The onl...
In recent years, the EU legislation on genetically modified (GM) crops has come under severe critici...
AbstractCommercial growing of genetically modified crops now looks set to go ahead but persuading co...
The EU regulatory framework on GMOs has always been featured by a high degree of harmonisation and c...
Is the European Union (EU) regulatory framework for genetically modified organisms (GMOs) adequate f...
This article analyzes the reasons why in 2010 the European Commission proposed a legislative framewo...
Agricultural biotechnologies embrace a large array of conventional and modern technologies, spanning...
Commercial and academic activities in the production of pharmaceuticals or other substances of indus...
Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are controversial, especially for food and feed products, main...
Purpose: The paper analyzes the decision-making process on whether or not to commercialize genetical...
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