Biotech Corn News Today

The US Grains Council continues its push to keep maintain biotech corn exports into Mexico.

The U.S. Trade Representative’s Office is requesting technical consultations with Mexico regarding its proposed ban on GMO corn imports from the U.S.

University of Georgia research shows vegetarians arent the kindest to animals and planet, and Mexico issues new decree calling for ban on imports of biotech corn used for certain purposes.

Mexico officials now issued a new decree as of this week calling for a ban on imports of biotech corn used for certain purposes, effective immediately.

Delegates at the American Farm Bureau Federation annual meeting approved some policy recommendations that would increase funding for the farm bill and farmer safety nets. The push for higher spending may run into a roadblock in the House of Representatives where GOP members are calling for cutting up to 25% of spending in federal non-defense agencies.

Twenty-four members of the House of Representatives step in as Mexico prepares for 2024 biotech corn ban.

The Philippine government supports the development of biotechnology products by bridging developers, regulatory agencies, and other stakeholders. This is according to Dr. Claro Mingala, Director of the Philippine Agriculture and Fisheries Biotechnology Program of the Department of Agriculture (DA Bi

ISAAA Inc., in partnership with SEARCA Biotechnology Information Center and the Philippine Agriculture and Fisheries Biotechnology Program (DA-Biotech Program), will hold the Know the Science Webinars to present the latest developments in biotech crops in the Philippines. Registration is now open to the public.

U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai delivered her annual report for the Ways and Means Committee and the Senate Finance Committee.