Dear Readers,

Just in time for the Non-GMO Summit, which takes place tomorrow in Frankfurt am Main, we are publishing two important reports: The Non-GMO Market Report, produced in collaboration with Donau Soja and ProTerra Foundation, on the availability of the key Non-GMO crops – soy, maize and rapeseed – and the New GMOs Market Report, produced in cooperation with the Non-GMO Project and semnar, on New GMOs currently in cultivation and under development.

The latest ENGA Non-GMO report highlights shifting supply dynamics, rising price sensitivity to energy and geopolitics, and continued pressure on maize production. ENGA’s recommendation to Non-GMO operators: Sourcing, regional availability and import dependence require close attention in the months ahead.

ENGA’s second New GMOs Market Report highlights the growing gap between hype and market reality, with only four New GMO crops currently cultivated worldwide. At the same time, deregulation is continuing globally, including in the EU, where the vote in the European Parliament plenary on the deregulation of new GMOs (or New Genomic Techniques, NGTs) is expected to take place in June.

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Kind regards,
Heike Moldenhauer
Secretary General