Zambia’s regulator of Genetically Modified Organisms (GMOs) on [July 8] announced that it has allowed some companies to import products containing GMOs despite resistance from some stakeholders.
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The decision was made following a risk assessment by a scientific advisory committee, which found the products safe for human consumption, Zambezi said.
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