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Gene-edited crop safety reviews find no new risks so far
PubMed · 2026-07-28
European food safety regulators reviewed new scientific studies published through March 2026 on gene-edited plants, microbes, and animals, and found nothing that changes their existing safety assessments.
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EFSA conducted a biannual literature horizon scan on new genomic techniques (NGTs) in plants, microorganisms, and animals, covering studies published up to March 2026.
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The search protocol was made available for public consultation in May-June 2025 and includes defined inclusion/exclusion criteria.
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None of the retrieved studies revealed new hazards or risks beyond those already addressed in EFSA's existing scientific opinions on NGTs.