Supreme Court Roundup ruling triggers MAHA backlash over labeling

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The Supreme Court’s 7-2 ruling means Bayer cannot be sued in state courts over Roundup because federal regulators have found glyphosate unlikely to cause cancer and thus do not require a warning label, potentially ending thousands of state lawsuits. MAHA leaders say the decision betrays their movement and are pressing Congress to curb pesticide-liability protections, as scientists and regulators remain divided on glyphosate’s cancer risk (EPA vs. IARC).
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