Rural Development Administration Conducts Joint Public-Private On-Site Inspection of Agricultural Biotechnology Research Safety Management

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The Rural Development Administration (RDA, Administrator Lee Seung-don) will conduct the "2026 Second Half Public-Private Joint Investigation on Genetically Modified Organisms for Agriculture, Forestry, and Livestock" for four days from October 26 to 29 to inspect the safety management status of agricultural genetically modified organisms (LMOs). Since 2017, the RDA has been conducting joint public-private investigations twice a year in accordance with the "Act on the Transboundary Movement of Genetically Modified Organisms, etc. (LMO Act)." Investigation results up to the first half of this year showed that no external leakage of genetically modified organisms was confirmed, and facility management was found to be satisfactory. The targets of this investigation include genetically modified organism risk assessment agencies and this year's environmental release experiment facilities…

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