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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Preparing Non-GMO control systems for the NGT era

The EU is entering a new phase where New GMO (legally known in the EU as plants created with New Genomic Techniques) will be available on the market…

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EU Non-GMO soy market tightens as prices rise and weather risks increase

Supplies of Non-GM soy in Europe are becoming more limited as stocks from last year’s harvest run down and the market waits for the new European crop.…

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EU regulation on New GMOs: Political procedure and application of the new legislation

On 17 June, the European Parliament approved the New GMOs (NGTs, New Genomic Techniques) legislation, following the Council’s endorsement (21 April).…

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