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As farmers, ranchers, and biotech companies work together to keep America strong and well-fed, they need supportive policy, an expert from the Biotechnology Innovation […]
BIO promotes its partnership with farmers and ranchers at Farm Bureau Convention Read More »
Colorado’s contributions to biotechnology innovation—and biotech’s importance to our health, food supply, and national security—were key themes as BIO President & CEO John F.
John Crowley highlights Colorado’s biotech ecosystem during packed Denver tour Read More »
Legislation introduced last year to ease widespread commercialization of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) was reintroduced Jan. 16 as one of the early measures proposed
Farm to Fly Act reintroduced in Senate would give SAF wings Read More »
The world needs regulatory reform and greater R&D investment to enable “moonshot” biotech innovations in food production that can meet our growing food needs,
Nobel and World Food Prize holders: Enable biotech innovation for food Read More »
A dispute panel ruled that Mexico’s planned ban on imports of biotech corn is “not based on relevant scientific principles” and would violate the U.S.-Mexico-Canada
USMCA dispute panel halts Mexico’s ban on biotech corn Read More »
Federal officials said they withdrew plans for new regulation of genetically engineered (GE) crops on U.S. wildlife refuges due to the outcry by numerous
How BIO’s comments affected regulations on genetically engineered crops Read More »
Biotechnology’s role in enhancing food security while addressing climate change is gaining deserved attention. It is important that we understand the issue clearly. In
Combatting misinformation on biotechnology in food Read More »
Proposed federal rules on exchange of medical data with China and five other “countries of concern” can protect Americans without obstructing the global flow
Data transfer rules don’t have to hamper biotech innovation, BIO says Read More »
Pictured above, Rep. Deborah Ross (D-NC) addresses the opening session of BIO’s Intellectual Property Counsels Committee Conference in Washington, D.C., on Nov. 18. The
BIO IP conference promotes protection of innovation Read More »
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) on Nov. 12 announced that biotech plants made through modifications that could have been achieved by conventional breeding can be
APHIS exempts more types of biotech plants from regulation Read More »
