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據路透報道，日前有消息人士稱，中國暫停轉基因大豆品種的進口審批流程，理由是大眾對于轉基因食品的接受度較低。
消息人士稱，這是中國農業(yè)部首次以民意為由推遲批準轉基因作物。
這一決定可能會讓業(yè)界廣泛關注轉基因作物在中國面臨的日益艱難的環(huán)境。
一名行業(yè)聯合會的高管稱：“之前如果農業(yè)部決定不批準一項新產品，一般都是因為缺乏足夠的科學數據。”
“但今年，他們的理由是考慮到社會接受度的問題。”
消息人士拒絕提供涉及哪些大豆品種。中國的進口約占全球大豆交易總量的60%。
中國目前允許進口8種轉基因大豆產品，15種轉基因玉米產品，主要用于動物飼料。(更多進出口資訊請點擊中國進出口網）
According to Reuters, a few days ago, sources said, China suspended the approval process of genetically modified soybeans import due to lower public acceptance of genetically modified foods.
Sources said that it was the first time Chinese Ministry of Agriculture postponed the approval of GM crops on grounds of people’s will.
This decision may make the industry pay more attention to the difficult environment of genetically modified crops in China.
A trade association executive said, "Before, if the Ministry of Agriculture decided not to approve a new product, usually because of lack of sufficient scientific data."
"But this year, the decision was made on the grounds that they took into account the degree of social acceptance."
The source declined to provide what soybean varieties were involved. China’s imports accounted for about 60 % of total global soybean trade volume.
China currently allows imports of 8 kinds of genetically modified soybean products and 15 kinds of genetically modified maize products, which are mainly for animal feed.
消息人士稱，這是中國農業(yè)部首次以民意為由推遲批準轉基因作物。
這一決定可能會讓業(yè)界廣泛關注轉基因作物在中國面臨的日益艱難的環(huán)境。
一名行業(yè)聯合會的高管稱：“之前如果農業(yè)部決定不批準一項新產品，一般都是因為缺乏足夠的科學數據。”
“但今年，他們的理由是考慮到社會接受度的問題。”
消息人士拒絕提供涉及哪些大豆品種。中國的進口約占全球大豆交易總量的60%。
中國目前允許進口8種轉基因大豆產品，15種轉基因玉米產品，主要用于動物飼料。(更多進出口資訊請點擊中國進出口網）
According to Reuters, a few days ago, sources said, China suspended the approval process of genetically modified soybeans import due to lower public acceptance of genetically modified foods.
Sources said that it was the first time Chinese Ministry of Agriculture postponed the approval of GM crops on grounds of people’s will.
This decision may make the industry pay more attention to the difficult environment of genetically modified crops in China.
A trade association executive said, "Before, if the Ministry of Agriculture decided not to approve a new product, usually because of lack of sufficient scientific data."
"But this year, the decision was made on the grounds that they took into account the degree of social acceptance."
The source declined to provide what soybean varieties were involved. China’s imports accounted for about 60 % of total global soybean trade volume.
China currently allows imports of 8 kinds of genetically modified soybean products and 15 kinds of genetically modified maize products, which are mainly for animal feed.
