It is now a known fact that the GMO crops are one of the
leading reasons behind the growing cancer among those who are consuming these
for a certain time period. According to the latest research works from Natural
News, the Chinese government is destroying large shipments associated
with GM or genetically modified corn seed coming from the U.S.
This action took place after the crops were discovered by various import
officials in different location across the whole area. Minimum three GM crop
shipments were detected at Wanzai Port
located in Zhurai City ,
near Macau . These were destroyed just after the
government officials discovered their presence. Other than that, there are 21
more cartons full of GM crops which weights over 250 pounds. These were
destroyed by the officials in the northern Chinese area of Harbin.
For detailed information please log onto http://www.naturalnews.com/040709_GM_corn_China_destroying_food.html#ixzz2Vomu2f4n
According to Natural News, as per the Chinese laws,
any GMO crops which are imported in the country must go through all the
required food safety tests which will be conducted by the Chinese health
institutions but not by the biotechnology industry. Then after the examination
takes place, the result will be first submitted by the Chinese minister who is
associated with the agricultural field and then to the National Biosafety Committee for more tests to be performed. If the
result matches up with the strict safety measures then the shipping transaction
will be approved by the government.
As per the latest news, China has five GM plants which are
commercialized domestically since 1997. The organization responsible for the
approval of the GM crops which are imported from the U.S. is MOA. The main or the lead authority who
deals with negotiation of the Cartagena
Protocol related with Biosafety is SEPA.
For more information on this topic, please long onto http://www.daff.gov.au/agriculture-food/biotechnology/reports/maintaining_product_integrity_in_the_australian_seed_and_grain_supply_chain/appendixes/appendix_a#China
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