Health Canada and the CFIA confirm gene-edited crops in Canada are to be considered 'non-novel' or 'non-genetically modified', with approvals based on traits, not breeding techniques.
The final policy update from CFIA for gene-edited crops in livestock feed marks a milestone, providing clear and consistent policies, satisfying industry sectors' calls for predictability.
Gene editing offers rapid and effective development of stress-resistant crops, creating innovative opportunities in agriculture by enhancing traits like drought resistance without impacting yield.
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