2000
DOI: 10.1590/s0104-59702000000300024
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Uma cronologia a partir de recortes de jornais

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“…In the application, the company requested deregulation of the biosafety aspects of the product, claiming, among other things that: soybeans were already approved in other countries, its planting was already disseminated in Argentina and the USA, the glyphosate resistance gene inserted in the plant was innocuous and glyphosate was biodegradable and noncumulative in the soil; another important claim made by Monsanto was the previous decision of CTNBio that had released the import of soybeans RR®, stating in its opinion that it was equivalent to non-transgenic soybeans (Pelaez, 2010). In fact, in September 1997, CTNBio had granted Ceval Alimentos (later acquired by Bunge) authorization to market oil made from transgenic soybeans imported from the United States (Menasche, 2000). The approval of Monsanto's application was granted by CTNBio, by express decision in Communiqué No.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In the application, the company requested deregulation of the biosafety aspects of the product, claiming, among other things that: soybeans were already approved in other countries, its planting was already disseminated in Argentina and the USA, the glyphosate resistance gene inserted in the plant was innocuous and glyphosate was biodegradable and noncumulative in the soil; another important claim made by Monsanto was the previous decision of CTNBio that had released the import of soybeans RR®, stating in its opinion that it was equivalent to non-transgenic soybeans (Pelaez, 2010). In fact, in September 1997, CTNBio had granted Ceval Alimentos (later acquired by Bunge) authorization to market oil made from transgenic soybeans imported from the United States (Menasche, 2000). The approval of Monsanto's application was granted by CTNBio, by express decision in Communiqué No.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The following year, Lula signed MP 223 to release the planting of genetically modified soybeans from the 2004-2005 crop (Fernandes, 2005). The request for commercial cultivation of this soybean had been made in 1998, but by court decision the authorization given was suspended, due to the nonpresentation of studies and environmental impact reports (EIA/RIMA), but the seeds continued to arrive in Brazil and were used (Menasche, 2000).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Recently, however, the principle has become an important regulatory instrument of scientific and 40 . In Brazil, a case in point occurred in the 1990s with the prohibition, by the Federal Court, of genetically modified soybean cultivation (roundup Ready, RR) until the issue was regulated and an environmental impact study and environmental impact report were carried out (EIA/Rima) 41 …”
Section: Applications Of the Precautionary Principlementioning
confidence: 99%
“…De acordo com Menasche (2000), no Brasil, o primeiro plantio de alimento transgênico foi feito através de um acordo da Empresa Brasileira de Pesquisa Agropecuária (Embrapa) com a companhia de agricultura e biotecnologia Monsanto, em abril de 1998. Tratava-se de uma variedade de soja geneticamente modificada para apresentar resistência a um herbicida que tinha o glifosato como princípio ativo, produzido pela própria Monsanto.…”
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“…Tratava-se de uma variedade de soja geneticamente modificada para apresentar resistência a um herbicida que tinha o glifosato como princípio ativo, produzido pela própria Monsanto. Em junho do mesmo ano, ocorreu o primeiro pedido de cultivo comercial de um alimento transgênico no paísa soja Roundup Ready (Menasche, 2000).…”
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