Midwest corn farmers lost income in 2013 and 2014 as a result of Syngenta's actions. Learn more and sign up online today.
Farmers across the midwest proudly provide crops to millions of Americans and around the world. International agricultural exports account for a significant portion of the income for a wide range of crops, for example 40% of the corn produced by U.S. farmers is exported internationally.
In 2013 and throughout 2014, the Swedish-based company Syngenta marketed and sold genetically modified corn seed to farmers in the United States before the seed was approved by China for import. Without proper approval in place, China has rejected U.S. corn shipments, causing billions of dollars in losses.
Although the enhanced corn allegedly only accounted for 3% of our nation’s crop, there is no way to keep it isolated from the massive amounts of corn produced across the country. China’s refusal to accept millions of bushels of American corn caused a dramatic drop in the price of corn that affected thousands of corn farmers across America who had not even grown Syngenta’s GMO corn.
Farmers in states such as Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri, Kentucky, Texas, South Dakota, North Dakota, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, New York, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Minnesota have begun filing suit against Syngenta for the negative impact on the market caused by the company’s reckless use of the genetically modified corn before ensuring its approval in foreign markets. To help recover the ongoing financial damages caused by this company, we are able to connect you with experts in the field who have filed suit against Syngenta.
Those who have suffered financially due to the decline of the corn market may be able to join the dozens of farmers already filing lawsuits against Syngenta in 11 states, as well as in various federal courts.
We can assist farmers across the Midwest and Heartland states in recovering financial compensation for damages caused by the decline in the market due to Syngenta’s actions.
All cases will be handled by Watts Guerra LLP.
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Help make midwest corn farmers whole for the damage to the corn market in 2013 and 2014.
