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inlawrev-23843	Waite, Amy	The Shortcomings of Regulation Through Litigation in Biotechnology	2019	28	.pdf	application/pdf	11434	679	44	Syngenta began marketing its biotech product, MIR162 corn,4 to U.S. farmers in 2011 following U.S. regulatory approval of the biotech corn seed in 2010.5 U.S. farmers planted the seed across the country, and after harvest, the corn containing MIR162 was eventually comingled with other U.S. corn to be exported to China.6 In 2013, China received corn containing the MIR162 trait, and China subsequently rejected the shipment along with all other future shipments of U.S. corn.7 China claimed to reject the corn because the Chinese Ministry of Agriculture had not yet approved MIR162.8 Following the loss of the Chinese export market, U.S. corn prices plummeted.9 Part IV of this Note argues that reliance on class action litigation as a means of GMO regulation has three fundamental flaws.	cache/inlawrev-23843.pdf	txt/inlawrev-23843.txt