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Derived from Bioengineering artwork & usage guide

The separate “Derived from Bioengineering” artwork, available from USDA in two colour treatments.

Issued by
US Department of Agriculture
Programme / market
United States
Mark type
Regulatory symbol
Artwork access
Public files · usage conditions apply
Source checked
23 September 2026

What this mark means

USDA provides a distinct symbol reading “Derived from Bioengineering” alongside the Bioengineered symbol. The different wording conveys a different disclosure.

Before using this resource

  1. Confirm that this disclosure wording is appropriate for the product.
  2. Use the corresponding official image, keeping the complete wording.
  3. Have the final disclosure checked before release.

A detail worth checking

This is not an alternate decorative treatment of the Bioengineered symbol. Keep the two files clearly named in your artwork folder.

Useful to know

Where are the official image files?

USDA’s BE Symbols page publishes colour and black-and-white PNGs for both symbols. Select the files named Derived From.

Does downloading the artwork give me permission to use it?

No. Follow the issuer’s eligibility, licensing and artwork guidance for your specific product. The library helps you find the source; the issuer authorises use.

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