Bayer's corn seeds, which contain third-generation corn root worm control symptoms, were finally approved by China

Recently, Bayer announced that its corn seed MON 87411, which contains the resistance of the third generation of corn root worm, has received a certificate of safety of genetically modified organisms Chinese (import and food/feed use) issued by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs of China.
the approval marks the final critical license for SmartStax PRO technology to be commercially rolled out in the United States.
SmartStax technology contains two Bt proteins, Cry34Ab1/Cry35Ab1 and Cry3Bb1, SmartStax PRO is a next-generation corn root worm protection technology and the first to offer three ways to control the action of corn root worm.
based on SmartStax technology, it combines a new RNAi-based approach to enhance the control of corn root worms over a certain pressure range.
addition to corn rootworms, SmartStax PRO technology can also prevent the invasion of European corn cocoons, southwestern corn cocoons, grassy nightings, cotton bellworms and other pests.
MON 87411 is not only resistant to corn root worms, but also to glyphosate herbicides.
plans to conduct a farm grower market development trial in 2021, while increasing production to meet the demand for the product from growers after commercialization in the United States in 2022.
also hopes to launch its products in Canada in 2023.
addition to Bayer MON 87411, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs also approved the biosecurity certificate (import) of four GENETIC seeds from Synot Da and BASF during the same period.
four product certificates include: Syngenta (insect-resistant herbicide corn MZIR098, insect-resistant cotton COT102), BASF (herbicide-resistant cotton GHB614, herbicide-resistant cotton LLCotton25).