- Transparency
Safety Results: GM Crops
Here you will find documents on our genetically modified (GM) crop products that have been assessed by regulators in the United States – the US Department of Agriculture (USDA), the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
Data to support every GM Crop product that Bayer has commercialized, in any country, has been submitted to the relevant US agencies. The submissions to US regulators are often the basis for submissions to other countries and contain the key safety studies that have been performed on the products and submitted to regulatory authorities around the world.
We will continue to add information and update this list to allow for access to safety-related information as we bring new products to the market. Visit our Frequently Asked Questions page for more answers or email cropscience-transparency@bayer.com.
In case you would like to have access to full GM crop safety study reports submitted to and evaluated by regulatory authorities or are interested in further information about the safety of GM crops in our worldwide portfolio, please get in touch with us by filling out this request form and by accepting our Terms and Conditions for Access to Crop Protection Active Substance, Crop Protection Products and GM seeds and traits Study Documents.
Be aware that we do not provide study documents to those with competing interests
(including but not limited to seed product companies).
Terms and Conditions
The download of study summaries is subject to our Terms and Conditions for Access to Crop Protection Active Substances, Crop Protection Products and GM seeds and traits Study Documents. Any use of Study Documents or their content for regulatory or any other commercial purpose is prohibited. Distribution, reproduction and/or publication can be subject to consent.
U.S. GM Crop Submission Document
Submission documents can be quite long and not always easy to understand. To help you with reading and understanding, this guide will explain the most important parts and sections of a USDA document in detail and highlight the EPA Study Index.