The competent authority of Thailand clarifies the documents required for safety evaluation of new genetically modified food.
Earlier in June this year, Thailand Ministry of Public Health (MOPH) unveiled the notification No. 431 and No. 432, which specified the quality standards, safety evaluation as well as labeling requirements of genetically modified food (hereinafter GMF). On August 5th, 2022, MOPH released two clarifications for those notifications, offering more detailed explanation to enterprises.
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