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The company documents show that, while Hayes was studying atrazine, Syngenta was studying him, as he had long suspected.

But, do you really want to hand the keys for our nutrition to the likes of Monsanto, Syngenta and their ilk?

Remember, Tyrone Haze starting his research on atrazine because Syngenta asked him to.

Just a few of the things Syngenta turned out to be doing: 1.

The 'big four' biotech seed companies—Monsanto, DuPont/Pioneer Hi-Bred, Syngenta and Dow AgroSciences own 80% of the US corn market and 70% of the soybean business.

Will Syngenta sue New Yorker for lying and defamation?

Hayes considered himself an outsider in the scientific community, and some of his beliefs that Syngenta was pursuing him began to seem outlandish, only to be shown true.

> Syngenta can now reply and say why it's all rubbish if they are so inclined.

The article already talks to the numbers they mean and what scale they believe it to be: > More than 6,400 lawsuits against Syngenta and Chevron that allege a link between paraquat and Parkinson’s are pending in the U.

Heck, look at how Syngenta went from being a Swiss major that employed thousands in Switzerland to a Chinese major that is about to IPO in Hong Kong [2] in just a decade.

Syngenta looked for ways to “exploit Hayes’ faults/problems.” “If TH involved in scandal, enviros will drop him,” Ford wrote.

The first was “discredit Hayes.” In a spiral-bound notebook, Syngenta’s communications manager, Sherry Ford, who referred to Hayes by his initials, wrote that the company could “prevent citing of TH data by revealing him as noncredible.” He was a frequent topic of conversation at company meetings.

Syngenta hired a communications consultancy, the White House Writers Group, which has represented more than sixty Fortune 500 companies.

Syngenta can now reply and say why it's all rubbish if they are so inclined.

Firstly, Monsanto, Syngenta, and their ilk have dominated the world seed market since the 1950s.