Intellectual property – Patents – Corteva’s patent infringement case against Inari (US)

Agricultural science company Corteva alleges that Inari infringed plant variety protection certificates and a utility patent owned by Corteva by purchasing, exporting and using Corteva's genetically modified corn seeds deposited with a non-profit repository in the US. Corteva claims to have deposited samples of certain plant seeds it developed using traditional breeding, or genetic engineering processes, or a combination of the two, as part of its patent application process.

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