Consultation on applications for eight genetically modified organisms (GMOs) for food and feed uses and for the change of authorisation holder for fifty-one authorised GMOs
We were seeking stakeholders’ views in relation to regulated product applications for eight genetically modified organisms (GMOs) for food and feed uses, which have been submitted for authorisation, and for the change of authorisation holder for fifty-one authorised GMOs.
Summary of responses
Who would this consultation be of most interest to?
- Animal feed manufacturers, importers/exporters and retailers
- Trade bodies representing stakeholders on food, animal feed, agriculture and the environment
- Animal feed manufacturers, importers/exporters and retailers
- All feed purchasers, including for food and non-food producing animals
- Trade unions representing stakeholders in the farming industry
- Organisations representing consumer interests in the feed and food-chains
- Enforcement Authorities
- Consumers
Consultation subject
This consultation concerned eight (8) GMOs that have been submitted for authorisation in Great Britain (GB). EU legislation relating to regulated products continues to apply in Northern Ireland, under the current terms of the Northern Ireland Protocol (NIP).
Also included in this consultation was an administrative change to the authorisation holder’s details for fifty-one (51) authorised GMOs.
In addition to this consultation, we have also published a joint Food Standards Agency (FSA) and Food Standards Scotland (FSS) scientific opinions document, relating to the relevant GMOs. We also welcome comments on these.
Purpose of the consultation
The proposed terms of authorisation and our assessment of the potential impact is provided - see the consultation pack. We were seeking your feedback on this assessment and any further evidence you may have on the impacts that we should take account of.
This was an opportunity to input on the advice given to Ministers to inform decision making.
Consultation pack
This consultation pack provides the background information and details you will need to know in order to respond to the questions in this consultation. The consultation document is also accessible via these pages.
How to respond
This consultation is now closed.
Publication of response summary
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Further information
This consultation has been prepared in accordance with HM Government Consultation Principles. If an Impact Assessment has been produced, this is included in the consultation documents. If no Impact Assessment has been provided, the reason will be given in the consultation document.
Revision log
Published: 12 October 2022
Last updated: 9 October 2023