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2009-06-18 | permalink
DuPont fired back at Monsanto’s patent lawsuit Tuesday, telling a federal court it did not err in combining its genetically modified soybeans with Monsanto’s herbicide product. The Wilmington, Del.-based company says an existing licensing agreement gives it wide berth to pair Monsanto’s Roundup Ready, which bolsters a plant’s tolerance against weed-killing chemicals, with its own soybeans and herbicide line, a process known as ”stacking.” ”Monsanto’s lawsuit is another tactic used to restrict the availability of competitive products,” Jim Borel, head of DuPont’s agricultural business, said in a filing with a federal court in St. Louis.
2009-06-18 | permalink
DuPont fired back at Monsanto’s patent lawsuit Tuesday, telling a federal court it did not err in combining its genetically modified soybeans with Monsanto’s herbicide product. The Wilmington, Del.-based company says an existing licensing agreement gives it wide berth to pair Monsanto’s Roundup Ready, which bolsters a plant’s tolerance against weed-killing chemicals, with its own soybeans and herbicide line, a process known as ”stacking.” ”Monsanto’s lawsuit is another tactic used to restrict the availability of competitive products,” Jim Borel, head of DuPont’s agricultural business, said in a filing with a federal court in St. Louis.
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