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    Low-Level Presence of New GM Crops : An Issue on the Rise for Countries Where They Lack Approval

    Stein, Alexander J.
    Rodriguez-Cerezo, Emilio
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    This study addresses a new issue in the commercialization of GM crops, namely the occurrence of traces -- or "low-level presence" (LLP) -- of nationally unapproved GM material in crop imports. The commercialization of GM crops is a regulated activity, and countries have different authorization procedures. Hence, new GM crops are not approved simultaneously. This "asynchronous approval" (AA), in combination with a "zero-tolerance" policy towards LLP, is of growing concern for its potential economic impact on international trade.
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    http://hdl.handle.net/10355/8018
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    AgBioForum, 13(2) 2010: 173-182.
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