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States sue over Corteva's Vylor spinoff, citing PFAS liabilities (opens the original)
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Sixteen states and territories are suing Corteva and its new seeds and genetics spinoff, Vylor, claiming that the new company received billions of dollars in assets from the chemical company formerly known as DuPont but did not assume any of that company’s PFAS liabilities. Filed in state court in Indiana, “the suit seeks to unwind a coordinated transfer that moved DuPont’s most valuable business assets into Vylor and left the PFAS liabilities behind, out of reach of the states and other plainti
Attorneys spar in court over forced-labor tariffs (opens the original)
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A panel of Court of International Trade judges expressed skepticism of the federal government’s argument that the U.S. Trade Representative could impose forced-labor tariffs on 86 countries without clearly explaining why they’re necessary to protect the U.S. economy. At a court hearing Wednesday, the three CIT judges peppered both sides with questions on the tariffs, ranging from 10% to 12.5%, which USTR imposed in July on 60 economies including the 27-nation European Union. At the time, USTR sa
CEO compensation report: FMI and API lead 2026 pay (opens the original)
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CEO compensation across agricultural and food groups stayed relatively consistent over the past year, according to Internal Revenue Service filings reviewed by Agri‑Pulse as part of our annual compensation survey. Most tax‑exempt organizations must file an annual Form 990 with the IRS and make it publicly available. Agri‑Pulse relied on the most recent filings provided by or posted for each group to report total compensation, including benefits, bonuses and other forms of compensation. This year
Departing CEOs emphasize relationships, trust as they head out (opens the original)
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Running an agricultural trade association in the current political climate can be a challenging task, but it’s also rewarding, say two departing CEOs who together have spent close to a century working on farm issues. Luther Markwart, executive vice president and CEO of the American Sugar Beet Growers Association, is stepping down at the end of the year after 44 seasons on the job, as well as three as a regional sugarbeet grower representative for Michigan and Ohio. John Bode, who is leaving his
EPA, HHS to collaborate on glyphosate review (opens the original)
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EPA and the Department of Health and Human Services are teaming up to review the safety of glyphosate, the active ingredient in Roundup herbicide. The agencies have announced a memorandum of understanding under which they “will exchange scientific information, identify research gaps, and expand research into potential human health effects,” according to a press release. “EPA retains sole authority for registration decisions under the [Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act], and the
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