Environmental
Jan. 26, 2016
Monsanto sues state to avoid putting a cancer warning labels on herbicide
The chemical giant says the state relied on flawed science after it signals that the herbicide should be listed under Proposition 65
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Chemical giant Monsanto Co. has sued the state's environmental health agency, alleging that it relied on flawed science when it signaled it would order the company to slap a cancer warning label on its widely-used pesticide glyphosate.
The fight comes after the World Health Organization's cancer research body deemed glyphosate to be a probable human carcinogen last year, ...
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