Regulation of genetically modified crops in USA and Canada: Canadian overview

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This chapter provides a non-technical review of the regulations pertaining to GM crops in Canada. It provides a detailed overview of the science-based regulatory framework that exists to regulate biotechnology and hence, genetically modified crops. Canada utilizes a three-pronged regulatory approach that differentiates between agriculture (crops), food and the environment. We discuss the development of the regulatory frameworks pertaining to biotechnology derived crops and also provide a present day review of these frameworks.

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Smyth, S. J., & McHughen, A. (2014). Regulation of genetically modified crops in USA and Canada: Canadian overview. In Regulation of Agricultural Biotechnology: The United States and Canada (Vol. 9789400721562, pp. 15–34). Springer Netherlands. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-007-2156-2_2

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