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Recombinant DNA in Fermentation Products is of No Regulatory Relevance

2022-05-19

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A large variety of fermentation products are used in food and feed production, but also in other industries, and many of these products are produced with genetically modified microorganisms (GMMs). In food and feed production, prominent examples are amino acids, vitamins, food and feed enzymes, colorants, non-caloric sweeteners and human milk oligosaccharides. From a regulatory perspective, fermentation products a...

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10.20944/preprints202205.0251.v1
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