The United States supports the European Union taking an expansive, forward-looking approach in establishing technical criteria for Category 2 New Genomic Techniques (NGTs), given the broad scope of potential applications. Many of these applications would not be subject to substantive regulation in nations with established NGT policy frameworks. The United States is a global leader in applying NGTs to plant breeding.
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of 655 tracked
0
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U.S. Mission to the EU filed 2 positions on 28 Sept 2026, across 1 of the 655 legislative files tracked here.
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The United States supports the European Union taking an expansive, forward-looking approach in establishing technical criteria for Category 1 New Genomic Techniques (NGTs). This approach should: 1. recognize the diverse genomesincluding polyploidyof many agricultural cultivars; and 2. account for the sustainability-focused application of NGTs to critical plant protection challenges.
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