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9. In this case, a lawsuit could be filed if it was labeled

Mon Jun 29, 2026, 09:58 AM

Jun 29

You can’t put random information on labels. The EPA regulates the information for consistency.

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Supreme Court sides with Monsanto in case over cancer risks from weedkiller Roundup [View all] Polybius Jun 29 OP

I guess the problem here is with the EPA. But still. Scrivener7 Jun 29 #1

Yep. It actually makes sense. Melon Jun 29 #6

In this case, a lawsuit could be filed if it was labeled Melon Jun 29 #9

IARC did, Igel Jun 29 #10

It was posted last Thursday in LBN BumRushDaShow Jun 29 #2

Edited Polybius Jun 29 #3

Sure Whip-poor-will Jun 29 #4

How much did Monsanto/Bayer pay for that ruling? n/t Cloudhopper Jun 29 #5

Would it now be ok to pour Roundup multigraincracker Jun 29 #8