Source: China – South China Morning PostCommercial planting of genetically modified (GM) soybeans and corn in China moved a step closer this week following the “rapid introduction” of draft criteria amid Beijing’s increasing concerns over grain security and self-sufficiency.The proposed regulations define the thresholds of “authenticity” and “effectiveness” that the GM varieties should meet when applying for examination and approval, as well as the technical standards for breeds that are further modified from already approved GM…Read More