Monsanto ‘Deliberately Covered Up Data’ Proving Glyphosate is Cancerous for 4 Decades
A key sign we need truly independent testing
What will it take to shut down Monsanto’s doors irrevocably? Likelyit will be the same type of lawsuit that finally pulled the shades on
the tobacco industry. If Big Tobacco eventually had to pay a $206
billion settlement over 25 years for lying about the health impacts of
cigarettes, what do you think Monsanto will have to pay for lying about
glyphosate’s carcinogenic nature for almost 40 years?
Some well-respected researchers are now saying that Monsanto demanded
incriminating data and reports be sealed and locked away from public
scrutiny as proprietary trade secrets, though they knew these documents
would reveal glyphosate’s carcinogenic nature.
Monsanto has yet to be caught red-handed lying about research, but
the corp has been caught twice when they utilized outside laboratories
that were later found to have been criminal. In 1978, the EPA busted
Industrial Biotest Laboratories for rigging laboratory results; the
company’s executives were found guilty for submitting fabricated data
supporting glyphosate in positive light to the government. In 1991,
another firm, Craven Labs, was found guilty on similar charges with 20
felony counts. Monsanto’s timeline of crime is undeniable. [1]
