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Informing reconsideration of new breeding technique (NBT) regulation in South Africa - Need for a modernised regulatory approach
Advances in genome editing are transforming plant breeding globally, prompting regulators around the world to reconsider how New Breeding Techniques (NBTs) should be regulated. In response to these developments, researchers from BFAP, the ARC and IFPRI collaborated on a study examining South Africa
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