<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>India is considering US demands for soybean and corn trade, but the requirement for a certification ensuring non-GM status poses a challenge.</li><li>The US government faces difficulties in segregating GM and non-GM crops due to prevalent GM varieties, making certification complicated.</li><li>India does not allow imports of GM products and requires non-GMO certification with a 1% tolerance level, aiming to prevent cross-contamination risks.</li><li>A negotiating team from India is set to resume talks for an India-US bilateral trade agreement, with discussions around potentially importing non-GM soybean and corn from the US.</li></ul>

India-US trade deal: Non-GM certification for soyabean, corn a challenge

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