Genome-edited food products to go on sale in Japan, despite no labelling and safety provisions

By Pearly Neo

08-Jan-2020 - Last updated on 08-Jan-2020 at 01:33 GMT

Food products produced using genome editing technology could go on sale in Japan by the end of the year despite no specific labelling rules being in place.

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