Semilleros Celebrated a Patent Change and Say It Will Improve Investments in Biotechnology
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The repeal of a resolution that had been questioned for years by the seed industry was welcomed by the sector, which considered the decision to be a step forward in strengthening the protection of biotechnology innovation and creating better conditions for investment in research and development.The reaction came after the Government annulled resolution 283/2015 of the National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI), a regulation that, according…
The national government amended the rules for patenting developments in agricultural biotechnology. By resolution 197/2026, the National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) repealed a 2015 regulation that imposed more restrictive criteria for registering inventions linked to living matter. The measure was highlighted by the Minister of...
The National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) repealed regulations of 2003 and 2015 that it considered "unfavorable for innovation and investment" and introduced a new regulation with "more flexible and dynamic criteria for the protection of biotechnological inventions."The measure aims to provide greater protection to the patenting of innovations in biotechnology and was reflected in resolution 197/2026, published today in the Official G…
The deregulating path that the national government decided to take from the assumption of President Javier Milei had a new pillar this Friday linked to biotechnology, with a resolution of the National Institute of Industrial Property (INPI) that abrogated a decision made during the presidency of Cristina Fernández, in the last section of his term of office. “Devoke Resolution No. 283 of 25 September 2015”, notes the normative text published in t…
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