‘Virtually every corn farmer’ could become party to Syngenta lawsuit

When China rejected shiploads of U.S. corn in 2013, it shook the commodity market and spawned hundreds of lawsuits against Syngenta. The company sold a GMO corn variety that was approved by U.S. regulators but not by China. The lawsuits say Syngenta should compensate farmers for the lowered value of their crop because China found… » Read More

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