Abstract
The EEC is an economic community which must endeavour to unify the regulation of trade and environment among its member states. The establishment of international regulatory standards in biotechnology will be relatively less hindered by entrenched national legislation and practices than in other industrial sectors. Rapid progress towards a common biotechnology market will benefit both manufacturers and research in Europe, and provide common standards of health and environmental protection.
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