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When a developer has collected enough evidence that a GE organism poses no more of a plant pest risk than an equivalent non-GE organism, the developer may _________ APHIS to determine ___________ status for the GE organism.

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When a developer has collected enough evidence that a GE organism poses no more of a plant pest risk than an equivalent non-GE organism, the developer may Petition APHIS to determine non-regulated status for the GE organism.

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APHIS stands Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS). This agency mainly focus on protection of the plants and animals health and welfare. It is an authority of protection for the government of the United States. The plants and animals are protected by APHIS through a constant monitoring process of those pests and diseases that affects plants and animals.

When sufficient evidence has been collected by the developer stating that a GE organism has no plant pest risk comparing to a non-GE organism, he may Petition APHIS for the determination of non-regulated status for the GE organism.