#NewGeneticEngineering

testbiotechtestbiotech
2026-01-28

The @europarl_en 's Committee on the Environment votes in favour of deregulating :

With the planned deregulation, the is about to hand over its responsibilities for the safe use of the new technologies to free market forces…

testbiotech.org/en/news/carte-

testbiotechtestbiotech
2026-01-15

Using (] to manipulate plant flowers so that they can be pollinated by robots?

This is just one of many examples of attempts to genetically modify plant flowers...

testbiotech.org/en/news/manipu

NGT flowers
testbiotechtestbiotech
2025-12-16

Media about in plants:

Lots of opportunities and no risks?

How did such one-sidedness come about in public media discourse? We took a closer look at the coverage in @spiegel over the last few years...

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Media about new genetic engineering
testbiotechtestbiotech
2025-04-08

: Scientists from the Society for Ecology (GFÖ) call for wild plants and to be protected from the risks of .

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testbiotechtestbiotech
2025-02-05

animals: According to the European Food Safety Authority @EFSA@social.network.europa.eu there are no new risks associated with the use of techniques ().

In contrast, a fullness of scientific publications show that & Co. are likely to result in specific risks and additional animal suffering.

testbiotech.org/en/news/efsa-i

testbiotechtestbiotech
2024-10-23

, & :

Largely unnoticed by the general public, a new turning point in history is currently looming. If we are too careless with these powerful technologies, we could endanger our own survival.

Please read more in our new report:

testbiotech.org/en/info-materi

testbiotechtestbiotech
2024-08-06

First approval for plants derived from in the EU: the maize is toxic to insects, produces artificial RNA and is resistant to the herbicide , which is banned in the EU.

testbiotech.org/en/news/first-

testbiotechtestbiotech
2024-04-22

() on plants: The European Food Safety Authority @EFSA@social.network.europa.eu has ‘overlooked’ that already minor changes on a single miRNA-gene can affect the activity of hundreds of other genes (1/2).
In result, complex metabolic processes such as growth, development and stress response of plants can be altered. The @EU_Commission@social.network.europa.eu proposal would deregulate such applications, although they cannot be achieved with conventional breeding.

testbiotech.org/en/news/ngt-pl

testbiotechtestbiotech
2024-02-05

tomatoes on the shelves:

The first tomatoes are on the shelves in Japan. Neither the benefits nor the risks have been investigated in detail. Consumption is not recommended for pregnant women.

If () is deregulated in Europe as proposed by the @EU_Commission@social.network.europa.eu such products could soon be on the shelves here too – without and without labeling.

testbiotech.org/en/news/crispr

testbiotechtestbiotech
2024-01-24

The EU Parliament's Environment Committee approves the @EU_Commission@social.network.europa.eu 's proposal to largely deregulate (). The impact on and could be disastrous"

However, comprehensive molecular genetic data is required before a plant can be declared safe. What effect these changes will actually have, remains to be seen.

testbiotech.org/en/news/enviro

testbiotechtestbiotech
2024-01-18

(NGT) – Latest news from :

Rapporteur @jessicapolfjard ’s proposals would make for crops a rare exception. The problem with isn‘t solved either.

testbiotech.org/en/news/new-ge

testbiotechtestbiotech
2023-12-13

The EU agriculture ministers do not agree on the proposal to plants/ .

Several called for prior to authorisation.

Scientists such as the ecological society of germany, austria and switzerland warn of the consequences for the environment

testbiotech.org/en/news/new-ge

testbiotechtestbiotech
2023-12-05

Joint statement: Scientists oppose proposal from the @EU_Commission@social.network.europa.eu

From the perspective of the protection of health and the environment, should not be deregulated.

testbiotech.org/en/news/new-ge

testbiotechtestbiotech
2023-11-29

The cultivation of plants obtained from ( ) may put pollinators, such as , at risk. The composition of NGT plants can be altered in a way that it makes the pollen unsuitable as a food source for insects.

testbiotech.org/en/news/new-ge

testbiotechtestbiotech
2023-11-27

Will salmon derived from soon be released in Norway?

The Norwegian Scientific Committee for Food and Environment (VKM) warns of risks. Nevertheless, the fish with artificially induced genetic defects could be released in 2024

testbiotech.org/en/news/new-ge

testbiotechtestbiotech
2023-09-01

Testbiotech presents a comprehensive analysis of the deregulation proposal as part of the @EU_Commission's consultation.

In short: The technical potential, but also the technical shortcomings of tools such as /Cas make it necessary that all organisms continue to be subject to an in-depth in the future.

testbiotech.org/en/news/testbi

testbiotechtestbiotech
2023-08-30

The European Patent Office clarifies: Even if the @EU_Commission@social.network.europa.eu proposes to treat plants from the same as plants from conventional breeding, the EPO still treats them as a technical inventions.

euractiv.com/section/agricultu

If plants from new are cultivated and marketed in Europe, they are also subject to patent law. Read more in our backgrounder "How /Cas & Co are being used to create new seed monopolies".

testbiotech.org/en/news/second

testbiotechtestbiotech
2023-08-17

New study: frequently leads to unintended genetic changes in the cells of humans and animals. However, these often remain undetected with the usual detection methods...

testbiotech.org/en/news/risks-

testbiotechtestbiotech
2023-07-08

on plants and ():
How etc. serve to create new and what ‘second-hand ’ is all about...

...read in our report or our background:

testbiotech.org/en/news/second

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