All crop protection products, including those containing the active substance glyphosate, are subject to rigorous and exhaustive testing. This happens under the watchful eye of regulatory agencies worldwide. Leading health regulators around the world have repeatedly concluded that glyphosate-based products can be used safely when used in accordance with the label instructions. Glyphosate, given its effectiveness and wide adaptation, is one of the best studied herbicides in the world.
Urine is a primary way to eliminate water-soluble chemicals or their metabolites from the body. Glyphosate is water-soluble, and our kidneys will filter any glyphosate present in the bloodstream prior to elimination via urine. The mere detection of glyphosate or other chemicals in urine does not equate with effects on human health.
Read More Traces of glyphosate in urineGlyphosate is approved for use in more than 160 countries. Over 100 studies were assessed by the U.S EPA regarding the carcinogenicity of glyphosate.
Read More Human HealthMaximum Residue levels are important tools to ensure food safety. MRLs are defined for glyphosate residues in honey to ensure correct application and safety for human health and the environment.
Read More Glyphosate residues in honey – a concern for consumer health?For farmers working regularly with glyphosate in the field, it’s important to know exactly what impact – if any – this will have on their health.
Read More Impact on Farmer HealthIt is normal that crops contain very small amounts (traces) of elements that are used or present in the environment in which they are grown.
Read More Residues in Human Food