BEIJING, July 8, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Origin Agritech
Ltd. (NASDAQ: SEED) (the "Company" or "Origin"), an agriculture
technology company, announced today that it has received approval
from the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs (MOA) for four
of its new hybrid corn breeds, further enriching its product
pipeline and increasing its competitiveness in China's corn seed market. Furthermore, the
company currently has GMO enhanced versions of the newly approved
hybrids currently in the approval pipeline.
The MOA recently raised national standards for approval of corn
and rice varieties and promoted further innovation in germplasm
development. As one of the few companies in China to participate in the Green Pass
program, Origin Agritech is in a unique position to streamline the
approval process and submit more hybrids for approval per year. Thereby, strengthening the
company's ability to bring multiple new hybrids to market annually,
including many GMO enhanced hybrids.
Dr. Gengchen Han, Origin Agritech's Chairman, said, "We are very
excited to further grow our extensive germplasm resources, which
will play an instrumental role in our goal to bring GMO enhanced
hybrid seed breeds to market."
About Origin Agritech Limited
Origin Agritech Limited, founded in 1997 and headquartered in
Zhong-Guan-Cun (ZGC) Life Science Park in Beijing, is a leading Chinese agricultural
technology company. In crop seed biotechnologies, Origin Agritech's
phytase corn was the first transgenic corn to receive the
Bio-Safety Certificate from China's Ministry of Agriculture. Over the
years, Origin has established a robust biotechnology seed pipeline
including products with glyphosate tolerance and pest resistance
(Bt) traits. For further information, please visit the Company's
website at: http://www.originseed.com.cn
or http://www.originseed.com.cn/en/. The company also
maintains a twitter account for updating investors on company and
industry developments, which is @origin_agritech.
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Contact:
Joe Ramelli
Phone: (310) 845-6238
Email: joeramelli@originseed.com.cn
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