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15 September 2022BiotechnologyStaff Writer

US company secures genetically modified rice ban against Chinese rival

Kansas-based company wins block on infringing plant-based albumins | Genetically programmed rice expresses human proteins used in immunotherapy drugs, gene therapies and vaccines.

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19 January 2021   The US International Trade Commission is to investigate allegations that a Chinese company infringed patents held by Ventria Bioscience by importing genetically-engineered rice seeds for medical purposes.
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20 October 2022   Commission overturns one ALJ finding but affirms all others, agreeing that Wuhan Healthgen infringed Ventria's rice seed patent | Dispute concerns recombinant human proteins derived from genetically engineered rice.

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Americas
19 January 2021   The US International Trade Commission is to investigate allegations that a Chinese company infringed patents held by Ventria Bioscience by importing genetically-engineered rice seeds for medical purposes.
Big Pharma
20 October 2022   Commission overturns one ALJ finding but affirms all others, agreeing that Wuhan Healthgen infringed Ventria's rice seed patent | Dispute concerns recombinant human proteins derived from genetically engineered rice.

More on this story

Americas
19 January 2021   The US International Trade Commission is to investigate allegations that a Chinese company infringed patents held by Ventria Bioscience by importing genetically-engineered rice seeds for medical purposes.
Big Pharma
20 October 2022   Commission overturns one ALJ finding but affirms all others, agreeing that Wuhan Healthgen infringed Ventria's rice seed patent | Dispute concerns recombinant human proteins derived from genetically engineered rice.