Managing Risks Related to Modern Biotechnologies and their Foods
Le Groupe de recherche en sant茅 et droit de McGill (GRSD), en collaboration avec l鈥櫭塩ole d鈥檈nvironnement de McGill, organise un s茅minaire avec Ludivine Petetin, professeure adjointe 脿 la 贵补肠耻濒迟茅 de droit de l鈥橴niversit茅 de Hull, au Royaume-Uni.
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"The development of modern biotechnologies (including genetic modification of plants and animals, and animal cloning) and their resulting foods has been controversial. They allegedly are underpinned by scientific uncertainty. To regulate such technologies and to ensure information and safety, the European Union has adopted a precautionary approach. More specifically, the EU regulatory frameworks rely on premarket authorization and mandatory labelling. An analysis of the policy and regulatory provisions addressing modern biotechnologies and their derived products in the EU shows that gaps in the law and asymmetric relationships between competing European and national policies pose great risks to the EU food system and the environment."
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Dr. Ludivine Petetin is an Assistant Professor at the School of Law of the University of Hull in the United Kingdom. Her research focuses on the policy, law and regulation of food, agriculture and environmental protection. In particular, she is interested in food security, agri-technology, sustainable agriculture, and investigates public participation and governance issues. She is a co-founder of the recently established @FEED (Agriculture, Technology, Food, Environment, Energy and Democracy) Research Centre at the University of Hull. She has been a Visiting Scholar at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and a Visiting Lecturer at the Sant鈥橝nna School of Advanced Studies (Italy). Dr. Petetin holds postgraduate degrees from Paris II Panth茅on-Assas in France, the University of Glasgow and the University of Leeds in the United Kingdom. From September 2015, she serves as the British Deputy National Delegate of the European Council for Agricultural Law (CEDR).
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