India set to approve use of GM mustard seeds

Indian agri-food authorities are shortly expected to give approval for the commercial use of indigenously developed genetically modified mustard seeds.
India set to approve use of GM mustard seeds

India’s Environment Ministry has given technical clearance for the seeds, which could soon become India’s first GM food crop.

The GM mustard seed was developed by Delhi University scientists. It uses three genes already incorporated in rapeseed hybrids in the US, Canada and Australia.

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