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March 24, 2026

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Latin America

Peru’s New Gene-Editing Guidelines Could Boost Crop Innovation

Peru’s new gene-editing guidelines create a clearer regulatory path for crops developed with tools like...
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Europe

Legacy Project to Support National Food Bank ahead of World Seed Congress 2026

Ahead of the World Seed Congress 2026 in Lisbon, the new Legacy Project aims to...
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Nuevas directrices de edición genética en Perú podrían impulsar la innovación agrícola

The EU is advancing a new Plant Reproductive Material (PRM) regulation to modernize seed laws, improve traceability, and support biodiversity and food security. Trilogue discussions highlight divisions over exemptions, seed exchanges, and heterogeneous materials. The proposal aims to harmonize rules, enable innovation, and reduce administrative burdens, while raising industry concerns about competition, enforcement, and balancing sustainability with professional agriculture priorities.

Time for Change — PRM and The Wider Context

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