Analogous to Poland Spring pulling spring water, or Bayer pulling aspirin.

Or Dannon pulling Plain Whole Milk Greek yogurt.

(I recommend Lidl or Aldi house brand Plain Whole Milk Greek yogurt. Each is about $3.25 per 32 oz. container.)

To be clear: I am not, in any way, shape or form, trying to trivialize or make light of the potential danger. NHL is a complex and difficult subject.

Roundup is poisonous, dangerous, and should be completely eliminated-especially for bulk use!

Roundup has lead to some of its users going to their, "Last Roundup." I hope it soon follows that it is banned for all commercial applications also.

Moses

I too think it is good news to eliminate this health threat on any level.

@ValRose PNW Wa 8a I agree, I'm sure they have zero intention of taking a hit to the profitability of their product. They don't care if it hurts the planet, homeowners, animals, or migrant workers.

Is Bayer owned by Monsanto? I thought Monsanto developed (and profits from) Round-Up?

There must be a connection. Monsanto has released various crop seeds that are resistant to Round Up so it's hard to see them pulling the chemical from the AG market.

Okay - got over my laziness and looked it up. Bayer is a German-based company and owns Monsanto.

"After losing three out of three trials over claims its Roundup weed killer causes cancer, Monsanto owner Bayer AG is contemplating pulling the popular herbicide from the residential market as it struggles to cement a strategy to limit ongoing litigation.

Bayer, based in Germany, continues to insist that Roundup and other herbicides made by Monsanto with a chemical called glyphosate, don’t cause cancer. The company states that “the weight of scientific evidence and the conclusions of all expert regulators worldwide continue to support the safety of glyphosate-based herbicides.” From: https://www.nationofchange.org/2021/08/12/the-rest-of-the-story-monsanto-owner-bayer-struggles-to-shed-roundup-litigation-woes/

If you're interested in these things, I recommend the documentary, Food, Inc.