India produces homegrown GM cotton

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Hyderabad, India-based consortium of seven Indian seed companies called Swarna Bharat Biotechnics Private (SBBPL) will receive the licenses for two genes that transfer resistance against various local pests, and thus breaking Monsanto's monopoly over genetically modified (GM) cotton. The consortium hopes that India will be able to enter into the era of self-sustaining agbiotech development due to the commercialization of the GM crops that is developed by local public research laboratories.

Licensing, certification and accreditation, Genetically modified crops

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US-Indian agbiotech deal under scrutiny

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The Indian agbiotech industry people are worried about the US-Indian deal on agriculture and biotech, as it might open the door for the US agbiotech companies to take control of India's homegrown agbiotech research and expose the local companies to more direct US competition. The Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR) is looking at the Indo-US deal as a perfect solution for breaking out of the low-productivity trap.

United States, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Contracts & orders received, Alliances, partnerships, Contracts & orders let, Agricultural industry, Forecasts and trends, Contracts, Agricultural biotechnology, Market trend/market analysis, Contract agreement, Alliances and partnerships

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Indian seed bill forges new ground

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New legislation in India attempts to encourage agricultural biotechnology development by protecting the rights of farmers and plant breeders from the influence of large corporations.

Crop Production, Biochemistry, Research and Development in the Physical, Engineering, and Life Sciences, Farms, Nursery and Floriculture Production, Seeds

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