Bayer Reviews U.S. Lawn Care Business After Roundup Setback (1)

May 27, 2021, 8:58 AM UTC

Bayer AG is considering removing the controversial glyphosate ingredient from its residential Roundup range in the U.S. after a judge rejected a proposal to resolve future claims that the weedkiller causes cancer.

The decision by U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria on Wednesday further compounded Bayer’s struggle to wrap up litigation inherited from the acquisition of Monsanto Co. In response, Bayer said it would implement a series of measures, including reviewing its U.S. residential lawn and garden business.

While the company remains committed to the Roundup brand and the residential sector, it indicated it may no longer use glyphosate as the ...

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