THE VOICE OF THE EUROPEAN NON-GMO FOOD AND FEED SECTOR

ENGA advocates for transparency and credible Non-GMO value chains and for policies, standards and certification systems that secure Non-GMO production in the long term – for the benefit of consumers and for the business success of its members. 

THE VOICE OF THE EUROPEAN NON-GMO FOOD AND FEED SECTOR

ENGA advocates for transparency and credible Non-GMO value chains and for policies, standards and certification systems that secure Non-GMO production in the long term – for the benefit of consumers and for the business success of its members. 

THE VOICE OF THE EUROPEAN NON-GMO FOOD AND FEED SECTOR

ENGA advocates for transparency and credible Non-GMO value chains and for policies, standards and certification systems that secure Non-GMO production in the long term – for the benefit of consumers and for the business success of its members. 

The new EU Regulation on plants obtained by certain New Genomic Techniques (NGTs) creates a major transparency gap in the European food and feed supply chain. In the future, consumers wishing to buy Non-GMO food products will only find these with a certified Non-GMO or organic label. This has the potential to significantly increase the value of Non-GMO labelling. 

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EU NGT Regulation: the transition phase and much is still unclear

As the European Commission begins implementing the new EU Regulation on New Genomic Techniques (NGTs), there are holes in the legislation and Non-GMO…

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Hot summer, thin harvests: Non-GMO supplies tighten across soy, maize & rapeseed

EU soy production is down around 20% and maize is heading for its smallest crop since at least 2000. Prices are rising, and imports are not an easy…

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DARWIN project: New GMOs can be detected, but practical controls need more than science

Over two years into the EU-funded DARWIN project, researchers have shown that even very small genetic edits can be detected in the lab. At a policy…

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