GM FEED
July 1st, 2004
BY KEITH NUTHALL
MONSANTO has secured authorisation for selling NK603 genetically modified maize as animal feed in the European Union (EU). This licence lasts for 10 years, but imports can only commence once an approval for the maize to be sold as a food product is secured. This decision is expected later this year.
MONSANTO has secured authorisation for selling NK603 genetically modified maize as animal feed in the European Union (EU). This licence lasts for 10 years, but imports can only commence once an approval for the maize to be sold as a food product is secured. This decision is expected later this year.
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