U.S. Biotech refers to the biotechnology industry in the United States, encompassing companies, research institutions, and organizations involved in the development and application of biological products and technologies. This field includes the use of living organisms, biological systems, and derivatives for innovative processes in healthcare, agriculture, environmental management, and industrial applications. U.S. Biotech plays a critical role in creating medical therapies, developing genetically modified organisms (GMOs), conducting gene therapy, and producing biopharmaceuticals. The sector is characterized by its research and development efforts, regulatory frameworks, and a focus on improving human health, food security, and sustainability. The U.S. is a global leader in biotechnology, with significant investments in research, skilled workforce, and a collaborative ecosystem of academia, industry, and government initiatives.
The technological race between the United States and China intensifies as the U.S. imposes strict export controls on biotechnology. The Department of Commerce has implemented new rules aimed at safeguarding…