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<p>The European Commission has proposed a regulation for plants developed through new genomic techniques to enhance the sustainability of the food system. The proposal features a two-tiered pathway exempting ‘Category 1’ plants from full genetically modified organisms legislation. This approach could positively impact low-risk pesticide usage and invasive species management. The success of these techniques depends on alignment with effective farm management strategies, addressing regulatory challenges, and promoting stakeholder engagement.</p>

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How the proposal for a new regulation for new genomic techniques affects the European Union’s food system sustainability objectives

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  • 发表日期：

    2026年6月2日

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  • Maximilian Kardung,
  • Samuel Ahado,
  • Yasmine Ambrogio,
  • Lukáš Čechura,
  • Kutay Cingiz,
  • Dennis Eriksson,
  • João Godinho,
  • Yan Jin,
  • Dimitrios G Karpouzas,
  • Stelios Kartakis,
  • Zuzana Smeets Kristkova,
  • Justus Wesseler

摘要

The European Commission has proposed a regulation for plants developed through new genomic techniques to enhance the sustainability of the food system. The proposal features a two-tiered pathway exempting ‘Category 1’ plants from full genetically modified organisms legislation. This approach could positively impact low-risk pesticide usage and invasive species management. The success of these techniques depends on alignment with effective farm management strategies, addressing regulatory challenges, and promoting stakeholder engagement.