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According to the website of the Ministry of Agriculture, the Agricultural Genetically Modified Organisms Safety Management Office introduced that currently, after review by the National Agricultural Genetically Modified Organisms Safety Committee, it has successively approved the use of genetically modified cotton, genetically modified soybeans, genetically modified corn, and genetically modified rapeseed. Import safety certificate. Except for the approval of the planting of genetically modified cotton, the use of imported genetically modified soybeans, genetically modified corn, and genetically modified rapeseed is limited to processing raw materials.
my country’s laws stipulate that agricultural genetically modified organisms imported as raw materials for processing must not be changed for use, that is, they must not be grown domestically. my country has so far not approved the import of any genetically modified food crop seeds for planting in China. Up to now, my country has approved the import of 11 types of genetically modified corn for use as processing raw materials; in 2009, the safety certificate of phytase-transformed corn was approved, but it has not been commercialized.
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Challenges facing the industrialization of genetically modified corn in my country
Intellectual property rights
In terms of functional gene mining and transformation methods, my country Not many intellectual property rights are actually licensed. Because when applying for patents in foreign countries, they often adopt a "transformant" type of bundled application method. That is, the genetic sequences and transformation methods used in the genetically modified corn breeding materials developed in my country may infringe foreign patents to varying degrees and cannot truly be used. Achieve full intellectual property rights.
Consumer Acceptance
Due to the lag in popular science work, domestic consumers’ awareness and acceptance of GMOs are very low. Consumer acceptance is closely related to the interests of growers and is an important factor affecting the industrialization of genetically modified corn.
Reference: People's Daily Online - Experts say that the current international corn market is basically genetically modified corn