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Uruguay’s Seed Law N° 16811

Fecha de inicio: 21/12/1997
Fecha de fin: N/A

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Uruguay's Seed Law N° 16811 regulates the use, commercialization, and certification of seeds to ensure their quality and protect breeders' rights. It establishes standards for the registration of varieties in the National Cultivar Registry and the use of trademarks. The law includes provisions for market oversight and sets penalties for non-compliance. It fosters innovation in the agricultural sector through clear standards that encourage research and the development of new varieties. It promotes responsible and sustainable practices to ensure biodiversity and the country's agricultural development.

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