Policy Statements

Policy Statements

5. State Regulation of GM Crops

Once a genetically modified (GM) crop has been assessed by the Office of the Gene Technology Regulator (OGTR) and a license issued for commercial release, there may still be state or territory legislated barriers to its cultivation and use. CropLife advocates for any state or territory still retaining a moratorium regarding GM crops to follow the scientific and economic evidence and grant their farmers the same opportunities as their interstate and international competitors. Cotton, canola,…

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CropLife Australia briefing note: Gene Technology Amendment Regulations 2019

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CropLife Australia Policy Statement on Labelling of Foods Derived from Genetically Modified Crops

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CropLife Australia Interim Policy Statement on Regulatory Oversight of Plants Developed Through New Breeding Techniques (NBTs)

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Crop Protection

CropLife Australia Policy Statement of APVMA Efficacy Assessments

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CropLife Australia Policy Statement on Product Launch Stewardship for Crop Biotechnology Products

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4. Low Level Presence of GM Plant Material

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3. Labelling

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2. Product Launch Stewardship for Biotech Crops

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1. Plant Breeding Innovation

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Crop Protection

2. Data Protection

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Crop Protection

1. National Harmonisation

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CropLife Australia Policy Statement on Low Level Presence