The Missouri Supreme Court just upheld a $611 million Roundup verdict, confirming Bayer’s failure to warn consumers. Yet in New Zealand, Roundup is still sold without health warnings. If tobacco, alcohol, and even energy drinks carry labels, why doesn’t a product linked to cancer?
Icafolin is being pitched as Bayer’s next big “glyphosate alternative.” But what is it really, and what does it mean for New Zealand? Here’s what we know so far.
Hundreds of New Zealanders have filed ACC claims after exposure to Roundup. But what happened next? Was there any follow-up? Any warning about cancer risk?
Like tobacco before it, glyphosate’s defenders may one day scramble to rewrite history. Will we let them? Here’s what happens when the ship finally sinks.
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?
