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Mexico bars shipment of glyphosate pesticide

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Published: 26 November 2019
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Seemingly the retreat from glyphosate on the part of nations and regions is unstoppable.
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Mexico bars shipment of glyphosate pesticide

By The Associated Press
ABC News, 25 November 2019
https://abcnews.go.com/International/wireStory/mexico-bars-shipment-glyphosate-pesticide-67301826

* Mexico bars shipment of glyphosate pesticide, citing health, environmental concerns

The Mexican government says it won’t allow a 1,000-ton shipment of the pesticide glyphosate into the country, citing health and environmental concerns.

Mexico became the latest in a string of countries to announce bans on glyphosate, the active ingredient in weed killer Roundup.

Mexico’s environment department said Monday it denied a permit to import glyphosate, presumably for agricultural use.

The department said, “glyphosate represents a high environmental risk, given the credible presumption that its use can cause serious environmental damage and irreversible health damage.”

There have been a host of successful U.S. lawsuits from people who claim glyphosate causes cancer.

Previously, Thailand and Germany announced bans or phase-outs of glyphosate.

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