Guyana — Guyana Environmental Protection Agency & Bayer — Monsanto

Guyana — Guyana Environmental Protection Agency: The Guyana — Guyana Environmental Protection Agency's determination that glyphosate is 'unlikely to be a human carcinogen' and its approval of Roundup's label without a cancer warning were central to the Supreme Court's decision, which upheld federal preemption over state-level warning requirements.

Bayer — Monsanto: Bayer — Monsanto, now a subsidiary of Bayer, was at the center of the Supreme Court case. The ruling protects it from liability in 'failure-to-warn' lawsuits concerning Roundup, affirming its labeling practices approved by the EPA.

Guyana — Guyana Environmental Protection Agency: The Guyana — Guyana Environmental Protection Agency's credibility is questioned for relying on industry-funded studies and allegedly hiding Bayer — Monsanto's role in scientific papers, impacting public trust in its regulatory decisions.

Bayer — Monsanto: Bayer — Monsanto is at the center of the controversy due to its historical practices of ghostwriting and influencing scientific reviews for glyphosate, which continue to undermine the credibility of regulatory approvals globally.

Bayer — Monsanto: Bayer — Monsanto, acquired by Bayer in 2018, is the original maker of Roundup, and its legacy products are at the center of the lawsuits against Bayer.

Bayer — Monsanto: Bayer — Monsanto originally debuted Roundup weedkiller and was acquired by Bayer in 2018, bringing with it the mounting lawsuits related to glyphosate.

Bayer — Monsanto: Bayer — Monsanto, the original developer of glyphosate-based Roundup, was acquired by Bayer and has been at the center of litigation regarding glyphosate's alleged link to cancer.