Examples of using Modified organisms in English and their translations into Finnish
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We are not prejudicially against patenting techniques which allow modified organisms to be obtained
That is also why there has compulsorily to be included on food product labels information on products derived from genetically modified organisms.
The consequences would be that the vast majority of meat products in our shops would be labelled as having been derived from genetically modified organisms.
produced from genetically modified organisms hereunder called genetically modified food or feed.
The proposal provides, in so far as forest reproductive material consists of genetically modified organisms, for an environmental risk assessment.
This negotiation, aimed at creating a framework for transboundary movements of living modified organisms deriving from modern biotechnology, was last suspended
feed should include the new principles introduced in Directive 2001/18/EC on the deliberate release into the environment of genetically modified organisms and repealing Council Directive 90/220/EEC19.
174(4) EC and EC- Living modified organisms- Environmental protection- Common commercial(Full Court) unanimously adopted that decision on the basis of Article 175(1) EC alone, in conjunction with the abovementioned provision of Article 300 EC.
Genetically modified organisms, or GMOs, mean that industry
Article 18(2)(c) requires that the identity of living modified organisms intended for intentional introduction into the environment is specified together with the relevant traits and/or characteristics of that GMO.
Therefore if genetically modified organisms constitute part of a product
In addition, the Nobel prizewinner Professor Sherwood Rowland, has typically remarked that, as soon as modified organisms are released into the environment
of high priority in order to address the growing public concern over the potential adverse effects that transboundary movements of living modified organisms may have on biological diversity and human health.
Food Safety will be dealing with the question of how the individual authorisation of genetically modified organisms should be handled in the context of comitology
redress for damage resulting from transboundary movements of living modified organisms under the Cartagena protocol on biosafety.
that with any use of genetic-technologically modified organisms the principle must always apply that health
from GMOs to organic foods are the back door for using modified organisms in countries and areas resisting their use,
caution regarding alien invasive species and living modified organisms;
I should like to know if Mrs Bjerregaard is prepared to reconsider the authorisation that has already been granted to some genetically modified organisms if it later emerges that such authorisation has a negative effect on biodiversity.
the prevention of major industrial accidents(Seveso Directive), risk management of genetically modified organisms(GMOs) and the implementation of safety standards to reduce the risk of nuclear accidents.