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 06 sep 2012 15:35 

Coexistence rules are not mandatory for growing GM crops in the EU Members States, states the ECJ


Today’s decision of the European Court of Justice clarifies the legal requirements for the cultivation of GM crops in the European Union Member States. The decision confirms the non-legitimacy of national authorizations introduced in addition to the approval of biotech crops established by the European legal framework, and it also confirms that coexistence measures are not mandatory to grow GM plants.

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