Bayer consolidates US glyphosate business into new subsidiary Ruveon amid lawsuit wave
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Sophia Boddenberg, Reuters
Summary
Bayer is restructuring its US glyphosate business by creating a separate subsidiary called Ruveon, based in St. Louis. The new entity will handle all aspects of the US glyphosate operations — from pricing to production — while remaining part of the Bayer group. This move comes amid a wave of lawsuits related to the controversial herbicide glyphosate.
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· 3 pulledDie neue Gesellschaft werde den Namen Ruveon tragen.
Ziel sei es, das Geschäft optimal auf die spezifischen Anforderungen des US-Marktes auszurichten.
Ruveon werde von St. Louis aus alle Aspekte des US-Glyphosatgeschäfts verantworten, von der Preisgestaltung bis zur Produktion, bleibe jedoch Teil des Bayer-Konzerns.
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