Kraig Biocraft Laboratories Inc (KBLB)

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It was sickzone (not webslinger) who pointed this out. So maybe Kim managed to produce the missing documents to get the ERC. No matter what, this article, together with the find Truth posted yesterday, confirms that the process being followed is closer to what is spelled out in the VN circular and NOT the quick production assumption that was the prevailing opinion of this message board. (The following article was allegedly a bad translation according to Ben. )

Re: sickzone Post# 130943
I found where you got your information. I guess the dossier WAS missing those two things...

A representative from the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (MARD) has received a dossier from Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc. (USA) for the project to import and produce genetically modified silkworms (spider silkworms). After considering the dossier, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development found that the dossier was missing: (1) The biosafety certificate granted for the gene transfer event to the silkworm variety meeting the requirements in Article 22, Article 23 Decree 69/2010 / ND-CP dated 21 June 2010 of the Government on management of biological safety of genetically modified organisms. (2) License for use of genetically modified (AI) silkworms in US Department of Agriculture (USDA) mass production.
Scientists have expressed deep concern about the fact that in the United States people do not eat silkworms, but in Vietnam silkworm feeding is very common, the study of the effect of silkworms genetically modified to health Human beings need to study carefully and ob
After thorough discussion of the relevant aspects, Vice Minister Vu Van Tam concluded the record of Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc. The implementation of the Genetics Import and Genetics Project is not enough to allow the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development.
Represented by Kraig Biocraft Laboratories, Inc. expressed his wish to establish a silkworm marsh research facility in Quang Nam to continue testing the adaptability of spider silkworm breeding and crossbreeding with native silkworm breeds in Vietnam. The effect of genetically modified silkworms on the health of consumers.

http://vietseri.vn/Chi-tiet-tin/Tin-tuc/11752/trien-khai-du-an-nhap-va-nuoi-tam-bien-doi-gen