The US and Mexico are in dispute over Mexico's plan to limit imports of genetically modified (GM) corn for human consumption, with the US threatening to take the issue to a trade dispute panel under the free trade agreement, T-MEC. Mexico's position is that the decree, which aims to preserve biodiversity and native corn breeds, is not commercially impactful and is necessary to meet its public policy goals. The US, however, views the decree as politically motivated and lacking scientific evidence, requiring the US to present evidence to support its claims. Both countries have agreed to continue dialogue and technical work to address the issue.