- Fertile plant material has to be transported and stored in closed and clearly labelled repositories at any time outside the release site and laboratory and has to keep separately from non transgenic plant material. The label needs to distinctively describe the LMO and it needs to be noted that this sugar beet is unfit for consumption (food and feed). All remaining fertile plant material has to be destroyed by disruption of their germination capacity.
- Inspection of release site on unexpected biological traits of the LMO and reciprocal effects between LMO and other organisms has to be accomplished weekly during the experimental release and if required sufficient risk measures have to be performed.
- During and after the field trial every second weed inspection of the surrounding area [5 m] of the release site for transgenic sugar beet volunteers and their manual removal and disposal has to be accomplished. In addition the release site has to be inspected for bolters and occurring bolters have to be removed and inactivated before flowering.
- All transgenic seeds of sugar beets that are not intended to be used for further cultivation or analysis as well as transgenic seeds or parts of sugar beets that are found when cleaning the working equipment have to be disposed by disruption of their germination capacity.
- After completion of the field trial an inspection of the release site for one year on transgenic sugar beet volunteers, their removal and disposal has to be accomplished during the growing season periodically. The inspection period has to be extended for another year if sugar beet volunteers were observed. The release site must not be cultivated with plants impairing the detection of transgenic volunteers. 
- A sign indicating " Versuch mit gentechnisch veränderten Zuckerrüben. Eine Entnahme durch Unbefugte ist nicht gestattet." (test with genetically modified sugar beets, unauthorized removal is not permitted) has to be put up at the release site.