Bayer: Disappointing Verdict Requires In-Depth Analysis

Bayer, which makes and markets imidacloprid and clothianidin, said it is disappointed with the verdict of the General Court of the European Union’s on Case T-429/13 Bayer CropScience v European Commission.

The Court has ruled that the European Commission’s decision from 2013, which restricted the use of certain neonicotinoids, was lawful. “Bayer will review the verdict in detail and assess its consequences and potential legal options,” the company said in a statement.

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It continued: “Bayer decided to pursue legal action to gain clarity on the legal basis of the Commission’s decision, which – in Bayer’s opinion – was uncertain. Bayer remains convinced of the safety of its products when applied in accordance with the label instructions.”

The company’s statement said that the loss of neonicotinoid seed treatments “will have a huge impact on European sugar beet growers.”

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