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    NFU UK cautiously welcomes progress on future regulation of gene editing

    The NFU believes new precision breeding techniques, such as gene editing, could protect crops and animals from pests and disease, help deliver net zero and allow farmers to produce more home-grown food.
    calendar icon 23 March 2021
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