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Glyphosate: Just How Dangerous? The Debate Continues

There seems to be little dispute that glyphosate has harmed agricultural workers, but the jury is out when it comes to consumers’ dietary exposure.

Wayne Labs

August 18, 2025

Glyphosate as an ingredient in Roundup has been a liability for Monsanto/Bayer in cancer lawsuits, yet EPA, FDA and international governing bodies claim that very low-level food residues are safe. A new 2025 study questions the safety of glyphosate at any level.

FDA and EPA Announce First Registered Pre-Harvest Agricultural Water Treatment

Finally, a safe and effective water treatment for pre-harvest agricultural water for leafy greens.

Wayne Labs

February 11, 2025

Leafy greens have had a checkered past in terms of food safety — it’s been suspected that pre-harvest irrigation water may have spread E. coli and Salmonella to these vegetables.

Cleaning/Sanitization

EvaClean Solution Receives EPA Approval

June 29, 2023

The company’s PurOne Cleaner and Disinfectant receives EPA approval of updated master label.

Regulatory Watch

Biotechnology regulation website launched

Sharon Spielman

March 9, 2020

The FDA, Department of Agriculture and EPA launched a unified website for biotechnology regulation.

Manufacturing News

EPA's stance on glyphosate may affect legal, regulatory outcomes

Wayne Labs

October 16, 2019

The glyphosate (aka Roundup) carcinogen controversy isn’t over yet, but the EPA’s stance on direct exposure may affect regulatory and legal outcomes on residual exposure in foods.

Regulatory victory for cattlemen

July 3, 2014

Cattle producers are celebrating Congressional action that they contend will ease the burden of the Environmental Protection Agency's Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasure (SPCC) rule on smaller operations.

Renewable fuel standard moving in the right direction

A new EPA proposal would mean less ethanol be blended into gasoline than last year.

January 22, 2014

A new EPA proposal would mean less ethanol be blended into gasoline than last year.

Post fined $630k for air quality violations

The cereal maker must also purchase $1.4 million in new equipment to become federally compliant.

Shane O'Halloran

September 16, 2013

The cereal maker must also purchase $1.4 million in new equipment to become federally compliant.

American Soybean Association relays priorities to USDA, EPA

Shane O'Halloran

February 8, 2013

On Demand Kelley Rodriguez, Editor in Chief of Refrigerated & Frozen Foods, will be joined in this 60-minute webinar by industry experts to help unpack the latest research.

On Demand Driven by climate goals, business risk, client interest, and resilience considerations, food and beverage companies are increasingly turning their attention to decarbonizing their production processes.