Sentence examples for crop safety from inspiring English sources

"For the sake of our farmers, consumers and the UK's world-leading science sector we must repatriate national decision-making on food and crop safety".

It was concluded that chemical immobilization combined with crop cultivar selection could be a suitable proposal for crop safety regulation and sustainable agriculture.

Inducing herbicide resistance (HR) in cultivated rice is a novel approach to enhance selectivity and crop safety.

Typically, regulators have allowed industry to adapt OECD guidelines for toxicity testing of chemicals, in particular OECD guideline 408 (sub-chronic, 90-day, toxicity protocol) [37], for animal feeding studies assessing GM crop safety.

In the scope of this document, we can only highlight a few examples to illustrate that the totality of scientific research outcomes in the field of GM crop safety is nuanced; complex; often contradictory or inconclusive; confounded by researchers' choices, assumptions, and funding sources; and, in general, has raised more questions than it has currently answered.

For regulators, comparative safety assessment is the driving principal of GM crop safety assessment.

One of the problems is that the companies have done nearly all the research on the crops' safety on their own or financed it elsewhere.

While Ms. Enright said the new Web site was not aimed specifically at opposing labeling, the industry was apparently hoping more transparency would ease concerns about the crops' safety that underlie some of the demand for labeling.

6. Genetically modified crops safety assessments: present limits and possible improvements.

Paterson said the British public needs to be reassured about the crop's safety, but there is far more at stake in poor countries where agriculture makes up a much greater proportion of farmers.

That time, EFSA concluded that certain assumptions underlying Séralini's statistics "led to misleading results" and that his paper did "not present a sound scientific justification" to question the GM crop's safety.