The Genetic Technology (Precision Breeding) Regulations 2025
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32 Duties on authorisation-holders and other persons placing authorised food and feed on the market
(1) The authorisation-holder and other persons placing on the market food or feed produced from a precision bred organism in respect of which a food and feed marketing authorisation is in force must comply with any conditions or limitations to which the food and feed marketing authorisation is subject. (2) In this regulation, and regulation 33, a food and feed marketing authorisation is “in force” if it has been issued and not revoked. (3) An authorisation-holder or other persons placing on the market, or proposing to place on the market, food or feed produced from a precision bred organism in respect of which a food and feed marketing authorisation is in force must advise the Food Standards Agency immediately if they— (a) become aware of any change in circumstances that may affect the safe use of the precision bred organism in food or feed; (b) are proposing to apply a production process to the precision bred organism or the food produced from it which would, but for the application of Article 2(2)(aa) of Regulation (EC) 2015/2283 of the European Parliament and of the Council on novel foods, etc., result in a new food being produced that falls within the definition set out in Article 3(2)(a) of that Regulation. (4) Where an authorisation-holder or other person placing on the market, or proposing to place on the market, food or feed produced from a precision bred organism in respect of which a food and feed marketing authorisation is in force is uncertain whether paragraph (3) applies they must consult the Food Standards Agency for advice.
32 Duties on authorisation-holders and other persons placing authorised food and feed on the market
(1) The authorisation-holder and other persons placing on the market food or feed produced from a precision bred organism in respect of which a food and feed marketing authorisation is in force must comply with any conditions or limitations to which the food and feed marketing authorisation is subject. (2) In this regulation, and regulation 33, a food and feed marketing authorisation is “in force” if it has been issued and not revoked. (3) An authorisation-holder or other persons placing on the market, or proposing to place on the market, food or feed produced from a precision bred organism in respect of which a food and feed marketing authorisation is in force must advise the Food Standards Agency immediately if they— (a) become aware of any change in circumstances that may affect the safe use of the precision bred organism in food or feed; (b) are proposing to apply a production process to the precision bred organism or the food produced from it which would, but for the application of Article 2(2)(aa) of Regulation (EC) 2015/2283 of the European Parliament and of the Council on novel foods, etc., result in a new food being produced that falls within the definition set out in Article 3(2)(a) of that Regulation. (4) Where an authorisation-holder or other person placing on the market, or proposing to place on the market, food or feed produced from a precision bred organism in respect of which a food and feed marketing authorisation is in force is uncertain whether paragraph (3) applies they must consult the Food Standards Agency for advice.
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