Brazilian Court Sets 1% Threshold for GMOs in Food Labeling
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Case note on Superior Court of Justice of Brazil 24 October 2024 in the case of Brazilian Association of Food Industries and others v. Brazil
The Brazilian Superior Court of Justice (STJ) has recently issued an important ruling regarding the labeling of food products containing genetically modified organisms (GMOs). The court confirmed that only products containing more than 1% GMOs must include a label informing consumers of their presence. This decision clarifies the existing regulatory framework and confirms the validity of a threshold established in Decree 4.680 of 2003.
1. Court's Key Considerations
In its decision, the STJ emphasized the balance between the right of consumers to be informed and the practical considerations of food production. The court ruled that the 1% threshold strikes an appropriate balance, allowing consumers to make informed decisions without imposing undue burdens on food producers. According to the court, ...
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