The United States continues to be concerned about China's genetically modified soybean policy

Introduction: Washington, Feb 21 News Washington, Feb 21 News (odj): according to the U.S Secretary of agriculture Ann Veneman and her trade counsellor David hegwood, although it is not clear what kind of regulatory policy China will implement for the import of genetically modified soybeans, it is a big concern for U.S exporters Ka9 Veneman stressed this concern to reporters at a press conference of the USDA's annual Outlook Forum, but said there was no evidence that the relevant regulatory policies being considered by the Chinese government would affect soybean trade "It's not clear what the Chinese government will ask in this regard, so it's difficult to judge whether our soybean trade with China will be damaged," ka9 hegwood said But we are worried about this, and we are trying to understand the relevant regulations that will be made by the Chinese side " He also expressed the difficulties in negotiating with China, which seemed to be gathering more scientific data on genetically modified soybeans "I think we have provided the Chinese government with all the data they need to help China make decisions about GM soybeans," hegwood said Ka9