The German chemical, pharmaceutical and GM crop giant Bayer (through its Bayer Crop Science division) best known for its aspirin products has offered $62 billion to purchase Monsanto, which could mean the end of Monsanto (at least its infamous name).

But in its place a new agrochemical and GM seed giant would stand (the largest in the world), and that could be especially bad news, Douglas continues.

“The recent involvement of the Department of Agriculture in reviewing the ChemChina-Syngenta deal suggests a growing awareness that consolidation in this sector poses dangers to the environment, to agriculture and the economy,”
[link to www.march-against-monsanto.com]