Bayer is facing massive lawsuits, scientific backlash, and CEO warnings about Roundup’s future. Carey Gillam’s exposés are playing out in real time — but what does it mean for New Zealand?
A U.S. article hails glyphosate as vital to corn farming—but is it time to question the logic of a food system that can’t function without one chemical?
Another Roundup trial, another quiet settlement. As Bayer avoids a jury verdict in Missouri, it's also asking the U.S. Supreme Court to block future lawsuits. What does this mean for accountability—and for New Zealand?
New Zealand honey producers are going glyphosate-free to protect export markets—but what about the rest of our food? Our test results reveal contamination even on spray-free farms.
The first day of the judicial review revealed a troubling claim: the EPA says it has no obligation to reassess glyphosate—even if new evidence shows harm.
Another study, another dismissal. Bayer’s response to new cancer-linked glyphosate research is familiar: "serious methodological flaws." But is that science—or strategy?
A High Court case starting Monday challenges the EPA’s decision not to reassess glyphosate. This legal battle could change how NZ handles chemical oversight.
The Headlines Sound Hopeful… But Are They?
Lately, there have been whispers—rumours that Bayer may be preparing to discontinue its flagship product, Roundup. With lawsuits piling up and public trust eroding, some reports suggest the company might walk away from...
Several U.S. states are moving to block lawsuits against Bayer over its glyphosate-based herbicide, Roundup. But if it’s truly safe, why the legal shields? And who are lawmakers really looking out for?
A $611 million U.S. court verdict over Roundup and cancer risks raises urgent questions for New Zealand. Are we protecting public health—or protecting industry?
