this after all shifted the company focus from pharmaceuticals to agro chemicals and the shareholders should have had a say in that transformations it's by no means clear whether that was legal or not . d.d. financial oman missed a bomb on thought he could transplant buyers good reputation over to monsanto by covering up its name with buyers but it wasn't that easy and now unfortunately monsanto has arrived in europe and germany. they are stock price and image have been weighed down by the negative media coverage in the u.s. but its head office insists that's not clouding business. look we can all read about what's happening out there but i can tell you that in the house we know business is doing very well. the 1st quarter of 21000 went very well naturally the stock price isn't cause for celebration and that is primarily driven by the uncertainties arising from the legal disputes we're facing in the us and. d.v.r. in was of course we were aware that there was a problem with monsanto's reputation and image we knew them well as our competitor but we also felt that we can handle that v.n

money from medication and pesticides the farm supplies sector from fodder mixtures and fertilizers the agro financial industry from loans for agricultural machinery and large scale animal sheds the meat industry from slaughtering and processing and finally the retail sector from the sale of food products. and production continues to rise germany is now the world's furred biggest exporter of food. in order to survive martin rumsfeld just says he'd have to expand which would 1st mean going into debt there is a farmer's union but he doesn't sense much support from them. a bone for bond bank vault they got they have no interest in the small farmers only in the quantities of feet they can sell and then keeping the speed pellet plants running. the lot of people representing the union also sit on the boards of b. companies including the collectors the lot and insurance for x. factor of them or and for the who i can't make sense of it i'm in a bit on going to we have managers in the union who are at the same time working for major companies also fumes it's an orange info ban. in response to our que

this after all shifted the company focus from pharmaceuticals to agro chemicals. and the shareholders should have had a say in that transformations it's by no means clear whether that was legal or not is. indeed financial month mr obama on thought he could transplant buyers good reputation over to monsanto by covering up its name with buyers but it wasn't that easy and now unfortunately monsanto has arrived in europe and germany. they are stock price and image have been weighed down by the negative media coverage in the us but its head office insists that's not clouding business. in all of us all suppose look we can all read about what's happening out there but i can tell you that in the house we know business is doing very well the 1st quarter of 29000 when very well naturally the stock price isn't cause for celebration and that is primarily driven by the uncertainties arising from the legal disputes we're facing in the us. and d.v.r. in was of course we were aware that there was a problem with monsanto as reputation and image we knew them well as our competitor

the agro chemical industries may. one lobby group claimed he was biased and i agree with the international agency for research on cancers review that concluded that there was evidence some evidence that clovis a was so seeded with non hudgins lymphoma in the people exposed to life a say. without their formal panel consultant peter infante the e.p.a. renewed life a state's license despite negative classification which bayer continues to dispute . there's going to be a mischaracterization of remarkable tool that needs to stay in farm hands it was going to be dispersed in a fashion that was inappropriate and we're preparing to make sure the public understand understands the safety of life for straight i think they're extremely valid reasons do that. yeah i. do. with their marriage to monsanto managers at bayers headquarters and leave a commission didn't just acquire roundup and it's estimated annual sales of some 3500000000 euros they also adopted monsanto's defense of the main ingredient. of using and not before we rema

all of the bloggers who are trying to cut down the amazon to clear the way for the agro business also for ranchers cattle ranchers and so forth so there 2 are a lot of things to protest against today here on the streets of sao paolo this is not the largest protest we've ever seen here but it significantly it coincides with the latest polls that befall you which shows that the president's approval rating in the last 2 months alone has gone down significantly and not just amongst the population at large but especially amongst his strong support base and that is the upper class people with money and according to that poll that shows that that is down that support is down 15 percent what has changed in the last 2 months one of the things of course has been these out of control fires in the amazon that has destroyed so much of it and the president's policies which seem to encourage according to many people these fires rather than trying to stop them. in the netherlands and museum is braced for protests as a prepares to open its doors to a controversial eggs of asian it's called the design

trucks which are a symbol of the longer who are trying to cut down the amazon to clear the way for the agro business and also for ranchers cattle ranchers and so forth so there are a lot of things to protest against today here on the streets of sao paolo this is not the largest protest we've ever seen here but it's significantly it coincides with the latest polls that befall you which shows that the president's approval rating in the last 2 months alone has gone down significantly and not just amongst the population at large but especially amongst his strong support base and that is the upper class people with money and according to that poll that shows that that is down that support is down 15 percent what has changed in the last 2 months one of the things of course has been these out of control fires in the amazon that has destroyed so much of it and the president's policies which seem to encourage according to many people these fires rather than trying to stop them. a museum in the netherlands is braced for protests as a prepares to open its doors to a controversial exhibit it's called t

flows brazil is also the largest exporter of soybeans in the world and has become heavily reliant on agrochemicals like life to say this comes at a time when many countries around the world are looking to reduce their use of the herbicide or eliminate it completely these new test requirements are mostly for beans shipped from or into factories in europe australia and malaysia where legal limits of life a say are much lower than most other countries nestle said we are working with our members to reduce the use. to meet europe requirements which is much stricter than most other countries including the united states this is all while thousands of people await trial here in the united states against monsanto alleging that the exposure to round up caused their cancer here are the countries looking to ban quote if they in the next few years germany which plans to ban that the herbicide by the end of 2023 this is when the european union's approval period for its use expires then is lugs emberg who says that they will ban the chemical by january of 2021 now more than 400 towns in argentina have a

we will help them a lot and agriculture to create special agro industry zones where they can do agricultures a business and get young people into that. the township area needs to be revived to create more economic opportunities and reduce economic migration into the urban areas. in south africa the african investment forum, we try to mobilize capital to the continent. we were successful. we mobilized $38.7 billion in two hours. into all types of infrastructure. one is $2.5 billion investment skytrain. a lot of opportunities will have to deal with structure. i have given the president my assurance we will help them do that. of: one of the big themes the last few years in africa, and it is hard to talk about africa as a single entity, but the chinese have been huge investors. the chinese economy is slowing down and there is a clear shift in china's attitude towards africa and the way that it invests. vonnie talked about in the beginning the risk if africa industrializing is. is that because china is not investing as much as it once did? akinwumi: i don't think that is the case. i think it is

underscore agroing labor shortage. right now there are way more jobs than available workers.ement. fox business contributor. so talk to me a little bit about this, scott. obviously there are still people on the sidelines who are looking for jobs. but you get to a point, there is a rate of unemployment where you're, not really going to find more people that match with the jobs. these are a lot of entry level jobs. what are your thoughts? do we have that many more people on the sidelines to do this? >> melissa, we may. now your point is really prescient. some are certainly entry level, part time. some are lower skilled ones that people, in their own right maybe holding out for a better job, but i really think the takeaway is following. job market is no doubt on fire, remains due to good policies out of d.c., frankly a good point in the cycle, but also should implore people out there, that are struggling, out on the streets asking for money, walking around aimlessly. there are jobs for you. they may be entry level to start. if you look at some companies, mentioned two of them, s

. >> any time she gets out, she's become a little agro phobic so she's more comfortable indoors. >> reporter: prosecutors say li and green were embroiled in a custody battle over their two children. li and bayat have pleaded not guilty to the charges. green disappeared in april 2016. a month later his body was sound in sonoma with a single bullet to the neck. olivier adella pled guilty to dumping the body. he served three years in jail and is now free. he is considered a star witness in the trial. while lawyers were in and out of the courthouse today, they said very little. >> mr. wagstaff and i and the other defendants' attorneys reached a gentleman's agreement a couple of weeks ago. we didn't want to try this extensively in the press. >> reporter: now, this trial has been about three years in the making. one of the reasons for the delay is that tiffany li last year was diagnosed with stage 3 breast cancer. her lawyer telling us today that she's even lucky to be here. the trial is expected to last two to three months with 60 witnesses set to take the stand. kris reyes for abc 7 news. >>> we

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we recognise that for reasons of geography and economics, agro food is increasingly managed on a common this government is utterly determined to leave the eu on october the 31st come what may come up with out a deal if necessary. and that is why over the summer at my right honourable friend did chancellor has been accelerating our preparations for this possibility. and he will be making a statement on that subject shortly. my right honourable friend the chancellor has made all the necessary funds available. we have already reached agreements with our partners to roll over trade deals worth around 89 billion of export and import. we have secured air services agreements around the world. we have increased the capacity of our border force, string theory resilience of our first, but also ourfreight theory resilience of our first, but also our freight capacity, and work with meticulous detail to ensure the uninterrupted supply of critical goods, including medicines. we will be ready, mr speaker. we will be ready. mr speaker, i returned from the g7 with a real momentum in the brexit discussio