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FSANZ proposed to approve the use of enzymes produced by genetically modified E. coli BL21 for enzymatic conversion to produce steviol glycosides

Global Foodmate

12 Nov 2024

FSANZ Australia NewZealand Genetically Modified GM E.coli BL21 Enzymes Steviol Glycosides Rebaudios

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