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22.07.2020 • News

Bayer Loses Round One of Roundup Appeals

In the ongoing litigation over whether Monsanto’s Roundup herbicide causes cancer, Bayer has suffered another setback, losing its appeal of the first of three US jury verdicts against it – even though the California Court of Appeals in San Francisco further slashed the 2018 damage award to $20.4 million.

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13.07.2020 • News

Bayer Backs Away from Roundup Science Panel

Bayer has backed away from plans to create a science advisory panel to help decide still outstanding claims from US plaintiffs that Monsanto’s glyphosate-based herbicide Roundup caused their non-Hodgkins lymphoma.

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03.07.2020 • News

Bayer Agrees $9 Billion Roundup Settlement

After nearly a year of deliberation, Bayer has clinched a deal to settle three-quarters of its outstanding lawsuits from US plaintiffs who claim that Monsanto’s top-selling herbicide Roundup with the active ingredient glyphosate caused their non-Hodgkins lymphoma (NHL).

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03.07.2020 • News

Bayer Halts Work on US Dicamba Facility

Bayer has halted work on a $1 billion production facility for the herbicide active ingredient dicamba in the US state of Louisana but said the decision was not related to a court order mandating that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) vacate its approval of the crop protectant active ingredient.

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04.05.2020 • News

Lanxess Completes Sale of its Currenta Stake

German specialty chemicals producer Lanxess completed the sale of its 40% stake in chemical park operator Currenta to Australia’s Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets (MIRA) at the end of April. The sale agreement was concluded in August 2019.

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29.04.2020 • News

Bayer Biding its Time on Roundup Settlements

Bayer has set aside €480 million to defend lawsuits brought by people who claim that Monsanto’s glyphosate-based herbicide Roundup caused their non-Hodgkins lymphoma, CEO Werner Baumann said at the company’s annual general meeting on Apr. 28.

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09.12.2019 • TopicsStrategy

Innovative Chemistry Between Mountains and Lakes

Swiss chemical, pharmaceutical and life sciences companies help drive research around the world, and major players have research activities in the US, Singapore, Japan, as well as EU facilities in the United Kingdom and Germany. But do not underestimate the role of the domestic regional clusters and industrial sites.

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