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A febbraio il Parlamento voterà sulla relazione approvata dalla commissione per l'ambiente, la sanità pubblica e la sicurezza alimentare (ENVI) riguardante una proposta di regolamento relativo alle piante ottenute mediante alcune nuove tecniche genomiche. Una volta approvata in Aula, la relazione costituirà la posizione del Parlamento in vista dei negoziati con il Consiglio, il quale non ha ancora concordato una posizione.

On 5 July 2023, the Commission tabled a proposal for a regulation on certain new genomic techniques (NGTs). It establishes two categories of plants obtained by NGTs: plants comparable to naturally occurring or conventional plants, and plants with modifications that are more complex. The two categories will be subject to different requirements to reach the market, taking into account their differing characteristics and risk profiles. Feedback from stakeholders is mixed. While industry interest groups ...

New plant genetic modification (GM) techniques have evolved rapidly in recent years, allowing much faster and more precise results than conventional plant-breeding techniques. They are seen as a promising new field for the agri-food industry, offering great technical potential. There is, however, considerable debate as to how these new techniques should be regulated and whether some or all of them should fall within the scope of EU legislation on genetically modified organisms (GMOs). There are two ...

Genetically modified (GM) crops require prior assessment and authorisation at EU level before they may be cultivated within the European Union. Since March 2015, Member States have new possibilities to restrict the cultivation of a given GM organism on all or part of their territory. By 3 October 2015, 19 Member States had entered requests to ban GM cultivation. By 9 November 2015, bans on GM cultivation had been agreed for all 19.

A dicembre 2014, in sede di trilogo, il Parlamento e il Consiglio hanno raggiunto un accordo in seconda lettura sulla legislazione proposta dalla Commissione nel 2010, che riconosce agli Stati membri maggiore libertà decisionale in materia di coltivazione di organismi geneticamente modificati sul loro territorio.

This study consists of: 1) an introductory section setting out the main physical and demographic data; 2) a general chapter on the Brazilian economy; 3) an in-depth analysis of the agricultural sector in terms of both production and commercial aspects; 4) an overview of conflicts and potentially conflictive issues in EU-Brazil relations; 5) and finally, some general comments on the new CAP 2014/2020.

This short note will focus first on the EU seed and Plant Reproductive Material (PRM) market, insisting on the size of seed companies, as well as on its segmentation, which has to be taken into account in market shares analysis. Market shares will be assessed in different seed segments. In a second section, the EU sector will be placed in a global perspective, which will highlight some of the European specificities, such as the non-GM nature of its seed market.

Nei prossimi decenni la crescita demografica e lo sviluppo economico comporteranno un continuo aumento della domanda di cibo e di energia tratti dalla terra, che coinciderà con l'esigenza, da un lato, di adeguare l'agricoltura ai crescenti rischi climatici (probabilmente destinati, in Europa, a superare le opportunità) e, dall'altro, di ridurre l'impatto delle emissioni agricole sui cambiamenti climatici, mentre si prevede che continueranno a verificarsi perdite di biodiversità per effetto delle ...

New grounds for banning GM crops

In sintesi 01-07-2011

European consumers have been reluctant to accept genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in food production. The Commission has proposed amended rules that would give the Member States new grounds for banning the cultivation of GMOs on their territory.