Russia has full ban on all GMO food
(www.loc.gov)
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Unfortunately, there are no any means to routenly check food for genetic modifications in Russia. So, it is just another populist law that does not really work.
Also, in April 2020 government silently lifted that ban for all forage. I don't know, may be they also lifted ban for some other things too under the coronahoax distraction.
Populist law? Come on. Food hasn't come from globohomos putting soy syrup and estrogen into their soylent greens. India used to be the same, until possibly the farmer protest? Not many nations using natural reseeding.
Seeds are purchased from Corps, regulating, and profiting. Also sometimes adversely to the environment in a few growing concerns today. Since GMO a bigger decline.
It's a rabbit hole in any event pro and con. But the regs are in the same construct of every other globohomo innovation today. Russia has otherwise banned them away from competing restrictions to that seeding process.
Yes. There are no labs to really tell does the food have GMO or not. How could you enforce that law without an ability to detect GMO in the food and seeds they buy from globohomo?
So it is easier just to ban it then?
You aren't detecting it in the seeds. Generally in the plant. Often by comparisons.
The seeds were from where?
Nobody ban anything because of GMO. You can't ban something for GMO if you have no way to check it for GMO.
You can't ban products with, say, nitrates if you have no tool to measure nitrates in products.
Russia buy a lot of food from everywhere. Not only seeds, but everything, we even buy fucking potato and raddish from Egypt and Israel, because Russian government create nearly impossible conditions for farmers with everything from taxes on everything to laws and regulations and goverment-relatives owned cartels that have monopoly on buying out crops from farmers.
Nobody checks all that food for GMO.
Tell me please if something still not clear for you, I'll try to explain.