Skip to Content

General Public

GM Annual Report 2005-06

File size: 
132kb
Published: 
2005

GM Annual Report 2004-05

File size: 
376kb
Published: 
2004

GM Annual Report 2003-04

File size: 
505kb
Published: 
2003

GM Annual Report 2002-03

File size: 
548kb
Published: 
2002

GM Annual Report 2001-02

File size: 
351kb
Published: 
2001

GM Annual Report 2000-01

File size: 
276kb
Published: 
2000

Site Monitoring

The Scottish Government GM Inspectorate has agreed to directly monitor or oversee monitoring of sites where inadvertent sowings of GM crop seed took place on three sites in September 2008.

Case by Case Investigations

The GM Inspectorate investigates incidents that arise by through their routine duties or through enquiries that have been brought to the attention the Scottish Government’s CAP Reform and Crop Policy Branch.

Recent incidents have involved the trialling of conventional varieties which contained adventitious GM seed that were not authorised for cultivation.

Investigations are reported to the Scottish Government and are summarised in the GM Inspectorate’s Annual Reports or Reviews.

 

Guidance: Test and Trial Seed

Guidance for marketing seed for tests and trials (scientific purposes and selection work)

It is a requirement under the Seed (Scotland) (Amendments for Tests and Trials etc.) Regulations 2007 (2007 No. 224) and Regulation 9 of the Beet Seed No.2. (Scotland) 2010 (2010 No. 148)  that authorisation is given by either by the Scottish Government or another European Authority for seed to be marketed for the purposes of conducting tests or trials, including tests for scientific purposes and selection work.

Guidance: Imported Seed

Guidance for marketing seed of a high risk category of containing adventitious GM material that has been imported directly into the Scotland from out with the UK

Seed importers that have made a seed declaration on the Scottish Government GM Inspectorate’s Seed Monitoring form are advised to:

Syndicate content