Thank you for the - as usual - entertaining and informative rant.
Alas, I regret to inform that glyphosate is not banned in Europe. There is a big debate but in 2023 it got another 10 year license, but with individual countries at liberty to have their own rules. Some central European countries - eg France and Germany - have partial bans.…
Thank you for the - as usual - entertaining and informative rant.
Alas, I regret to inform that glyphosate is not banned in Europe. There is a big debate but in 2023 it got another 10 year license, but with individual countries at liberty to have their own rules. Some central European countries - eg France and Germany - have partial bans. No EU country has a full ban, as far as I know. Not sure if there are any restrictions in Italy.
Anyway, glyphosate aside, food production here generally better than US, especially meats where growth hormones are strictly verboten.
But Chianti can clean up any glyphosate residue in pasta (I just made that up but hope it's true).
Thank you for the - as usual - entertaining and informative rant.
Alas, I regret to inform that glyphosate is not banned in Europe. There is a big debate but in 2023 it got another 10 year license, but with individual countries at liberty to have their own rules. Some central European countries - eg France and Germany - have partial bans. No EU country has a full ban, as far as I know. Not sure if there are any restrictions in Italy.
Anyway, glyphosate aside, food production here generally better than US, especially meats where growth hormones are strictly verboten.
But Chianti can clean up any glyphosate residue in pasta (I just made that up but hope it's true).