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Canadian Institutes of Health Research
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High Oleic Algae Oil from Prototheca moriformis S8695B In 2016, Health Canada received a submission to allow the sale of an oil with high oleic fatty acid content from a genetically modified strain of microalgae. This oil is expected to replace a portion of the dietary fats and…
Male Sterile Herbicide Tolerant Brassica napus Event MS11 In 2017, Health Canada received a submission to allow the sale of a genetically modified (GM) canola variety referred to as male sterile herbicide tolerant Brassica napus (canola) event MS11 (henceforth referred to as…
Provitamin A Biofortified Rice Event GR2E (Golden Rice) In 2017, Health Canada received a submission to allow the sale of a variety of rice, called Provitamin A Biofortified Rice Event GR2E (Golden Rice). This genetically modified rice variety has higher levels of provitamin A…
Cotton Event MON 88702 In 2017, Health Canada received a submission to allow the sale of cotton event MON 88702 which has been genetically modified to be insect-resistant. In order to determine whether the food derived from MON 88702 cotton could be sold in Canada, the scientists…
Herbicide Tolerant Cotton Event GHB811 In 2017, Health Canada received a submission to allow the sale of a genetically modified (GM) cotton variety referred to as herbicide tolerant cotton event GHB811. This cotton variety has been genetically modified to be tolerant to…
Arctic Fuji Apple Event NF872 In 2016, Health Canada received a submission to allow the sale of a "non-browning" genetically modified apple, called the Arctic Fuji apple. In order to determine whether the apple could be sold in Canada as food, the scientists at Health Canada…
Insect-resistant sugarcane CTC91087-6 In 2019, Health Canada received a submission to allow the sale of sugarcane event CTC91087-6 which has been genetically modified to be insect-resistant. In order to determine whether the raw and refined sugar derived from sugarcane CTC91087-6…
Imidazolinone Herbicide Tolerant Rice RTC1 In 2018, Health Canada received a submission to allow the sale of a genetically modified (GM) rice variety referred to as herbicide tolerant rice RTC1. This rice variety has been genetically modified to be tolerant to imidazolinone…
2'-fucosyllactose (2'-FL) from Escherichia coli BL21 (DE3) In 2017, Health Canada received a submission to allow the sale of 2'-fucosyllactose (2'-FL) oligosaccharide from a genetically modified bacterial strain. This carbohydrate is expected to be placed on the Canadian market…
Soy leghemoglobin (LegH) preparation as an ingredient in a simulated meat product (i.e., the Impossible™ Burger) and other ground beef analogues. In 2018, Health Canada received a submission to allow the sale of a soy leghemoglobin (LegH) preparation for use as an ingredient in a…
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