Business · 19/01/2021Updated: 10/17/2026 · 1 min read

Monsanto Company Determines Nonregulated Status for Insect Resistant Cotton

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Monsanto Company has determined that its genetically engineered cotton, MON 88702, is no longer considered regulated due to a lack of significant environmental impact, following evaluation of submitted information, public comments, and assessments.

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