Daily archives: 24 October 2017

MEPs demand glyphosate phase-out, with full ban by end 2022

This entry was posted in News and tagged Agriculture Consumers EFSA Endocrine disruptors Environment European Commission European Parliament Food Safety Glyphosate Pesticides Roundup on 24 October 2017 by Team Secretariat

Parliament backed a full ban on glyphosate-based herbicides by December 2022 and immediate restrictions on the use of the substance, on Tuesday. Read the full article on Europa.eu here.

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