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Farmer lawsuits could block Mexico's proposed glyphosate weedkiller, GMO crop ban

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The Mexican government’s plan to stop importing genetically modified (GMO) corn as well as the widely-used herbicide glyphosate will likely face legal challenges …. to reverse the proposal, according to the new head of Mexico’s top farm lobby.
Juan Cortina, president of Mexico’s Farm Council (CNA), told Reuters late on [Feb. 10] that he thinks the lawsuits are needed to get the government to back down.
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REFILE-Lawsuits likely in Mexico over proposed corn import, glyphosate bans

2/12/2021
By David Alire Garcia
MEXICO CITY, Feb 11 (Reuters) - The Mexican government's
plan to stop importing genetically modified (GMO) corn as well
as the widely-used herbicide glyphosate will likely face legal
challenges this month to reverse the proposal, according to the
new head of Mexico's top farm lobby.
Juan Cortina, president of Mexico's Farm Council (CNA), told
Reuters late on Wednesday that he thinks the lawsuits are needed
to get the government to back down.
"Unfortunately, I think there will need to be legal
challenges brought by all the people who use glyphosate and
genetically-modified corn," said Cortina, adding that he also

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By Kelsey Johnson. Published on Feb 12, 2021 11:26am
U.S. President Joe Biden in January (Twitter Photo: @POTUS)
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Lawsuits likely in Mexico over proposed corn import, glyphosate bans

The Mexican government's plan to stop importing genetically modified (GMO) corn as well as the widely-used herbicide glyphosate will likely face legal challenges this month to reverse the proposal, according to the new head of Mexico's top farm lobby. Juan Cortina, president of Mexico's Farm Council (CNA), told Reuters late on Wednesday that he thinks the lawsuits are needed to get the government to back down.

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