Center for Food Safety | Reports | | Not Ready for Prime Time: FDA's Flawed Approach to Assessing the Safety of Food from Anima

CFS wrote this report in response to the FDA 2006 risk assessment on food from animal clones. In its assessment, the FDA suggests that food from animal clones is safe, and while the agency claims this view is supported by strong science, this CFS report actually shows that FDA found virtually no scientific studies to support the commercial release of these experimental foods.

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Animal Cloning

Using genetic technologies to clone food animals is a relatively new science that remains underst…Read More

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GE Foods

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Animal Cloning

Not Ready for Prime Time: FDA's Flawed Approach to Assessing the Safety of Food from Animal Clones

Animal Cloning

COVID-19

GE Foods