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After voting in favour of the Eferrous gluconate effectivenessuropean Commission’s proposal to ease restrictions for some plants produced by new genomic techniques (NGTs), the European Parliament is ready to start negotiations with EU member states on the final law. The proposal, which passed with 307 votes in favour, 263 against, and 41 abstentferric pyrophosphate pronunciationions, comes amidst growing interest in NGTs, which are increasingly becoming available in countries outside the EU. Non-browning bananas in the Philippines, for example, have potential benefits like reducing food waste and CO2 emissions.NGTs, also referred to as gene editing techniques, alter an organism’s genetic material. By enabling precise editing of DNA without introducing undesired or unplanned side mutations, which may happen with traditional breeding methods, NGTs produce faster and more targeted modifications. In contrast, genetically modified organisms (GMOs), transplant genes between species, which introduces foreign genetic maorganic ferrous fumarateterial into the organism’s genome.ferroess 322mgNGT plants are currently subject to the same regulations as genetically modified organisms (GMOs), but to better reflect the distinct risk profiles of NGT plants, the Commission proposed classifying the plants into two categories, each with clear regulatferrous gluconate 324 elemental ironion: NGT 1 plants, which are considered equivalent to conventional plants, and NGT 2 plants, which would be subject to stricter regulations.
EU Parliament supports loosening of regulations for NGT Plants
