Transgenic Cotton In India

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According to the Asia Pacific Region

Agriculture

In the 2008-2009 years, the pgenic cotton planting area in India reached 7 million 600 thousand hectares, accounting for nearly 81% of India's total cotton area, according to the new report of APCoAB.

APCoAB is a project of the Asia Pacific Agricultural Research Association (APAARI).

The report says that more than 35 seed companies and public sectors are developing genetically modified organisms.

cotton

Transgenic cotton hybrids have more than 600 commercial varieties.

In addition, the India Agricultural Research Council, a public research institution, has released the first true new variety.

According to the report, this provides an opportunity for farmers to protect their seeds without losing the effect of pgene.

In August 19, 2010, the Ministry of Commerce and industry of India made a sunset review review of the narrow woven fabrics originating in China and Taiwan, China (see table below).

The customs code for the products involved is 5806.10.

In this case, the Ministry of Commerce and industry of India went to 7 houses.

Taiwan Enterprises

Questionnaires were issued, but no enterprises were required to sue.

In June 2004, India filed an anti-dumping investigation on the narrow weaving cloth originating in China and Taiwan, China. In June 2005, India made a definitive final ruling on the case. In August 20, 2009, India made an anti-dumping investigation on the narrow weaving cloth originating in China and Taiwan, China.