1. The regulated article shall be imported solely and exclusively for direct use as food and feed, or for processing and not for field trial or commercial propagation;
2. The permit holder shall conduct awareness seminars or trainings for importers, and handlers of GM crops, every two years, regarding management or mitigation of the unintended release of the GM commodity shipment during loading, transport, and storage. For the conduct of such activity, a report shall be submitted to the BPI at the end of the second year;
3. The permit holder shall provide reference materials (positive and negative controls) of the transformation event for laboratory analysis to monitor compliance;
4. BPI Biotech personnel, Plant Quarantine Officer and/or his/her duly authorized representatives shall be allowed to access the facility where the regulated article is located, as well as the relevant documents on importation of the regulated article;
5. In case of accidental release of viable regulated materials of corn MON 95275, such as road spill during transport, Bayer CropScience, Inc. shall assist the importers in the management of GM commodities; and
6. In the event that new information becomes available indicating that the regulated article could pose greater risks to human health and the environment as compared to its conventional counterpart, the permit holder shall:
a.  Immediately notify the Director of the BPI through official communication; and
b. Immediately take measures necessary to protect human and animal health, and the environment.