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Introduction
When you think of Monsanto, the phrase
genetically modified
likely comes to mind. The Monsanto Company is the world’s largest seed company, with sales of $13.5 billion. It specializes in biotechnology, or the genetic manipulation of organisms. Monsanto scientists have spent the last few decades modifying crops—often by inserting new genes or adapting existing genes within plant seeds—to meet certain aims, such as higher crop yields or insect resistance. Monsanto develops genetically engineered seeds of plants that can survive weeks of drought, ward off weeds, and kill invasive insects. Monsanto’s genetically modified (GM) seeds have increased the quantity and availability of crops, helping farmers worldwide increase food production and revenues.
Today, 90 percent of the world’s GM seeds are sold by Monsanto or companies that use Monsanto genes. Yet Monsanto has met its share of criticism from sources as diverse as governments, farmers, activists, and advocacy groups. Monsanto supporters say the company creates solutions to world hunger by generating higher crop yields and hardier plants. Critics accuse the multinational giant of attempting to take over the world’s food supply and destroying biodiversity. The announcement that Bayer AG is acquiring Monsanto for $66 billion has intensified these concerns because the acquisition would create a company that would command over one-fourth of the world’s seeds and pesticides market. Since biotechnology is relatively new, critics also express concerns about the possibility of negative health and environmental effects from biotech food. These criticisms have not kept Monsanto from becoming one of the world’s most successful businesses.
This analysis first looks at the history of Monsanto as it progressed from a chemical company to an organization focused on biotechnology. It then examines Monsanto’s current focus on developing GM seeds, including stakeholder concerns regarding the safety and environmental effects of these seeds. Next, we discuss key ethical concerns, including organizational misconduct and patent issues. We also look at Monsanto’s corporate responsibility initiatives. We conclude by examining the challenges and opportunities that Monsanto may face in the future.
History: From Chemicals to Food
Monsanto was founded by John E. Queeny in 1901 in St. Louis, Missouri. He named the company after his wife, Olga Monsanto Queeny. The company’s first product was the artificial sweetener saccharine, which it sold to Coca-Cola. Monsanto also sold Coca-Cola caffeine extract and vanillin, an artificial vanilla flavoring. At the start of World War I, company leaders realized the growth opportunities in the industrial chemicals industry and renamed the company The Monsanto Chemical Company. The company began specializing in plastics, its own agricultural chemicals, and synthetic rubbers.
Due to its.
1-1Introduction When you think of Monsanto, the phrase genet
1-1Introduction
When you think of Monsanto, the phrase genetically
modified likely comes to mind. The Monsanto Company is the
world's largest seed company, with sales of over $15.9 billion. It
specializes in biotechnology, or the genetic manipulation of
organisms. Monsanto scientists have spent the last few decades
modifying crops—often by inserting new genes or adapting
existing genes within plant seeds—to meet certain aims, such as
higher crop yields or insect resistance. Monsanto develops
genetically-engineered seeds of plants that can survive weeks of
drought, ward off weeds, and kill invasive insects. Monsanto's
genetically modified (GM) seeds have increased the quantity
and availability of crops, helping farmers worldwide increase
food production and revenues.
Today, 90 percent of the world's GM seeds are sold by Monsanto
or companies that use Monsanto genes. Monsanto also holds a
70 to 100 percent market share on certain crops. Yet Monsanto
has met its share of criticism from sources as diverse as
governments, farmers, activists, and advocacy groups.
Monsanto supporters say the company creates solutions to
world hunger by generating higher crop yields and hardier
plants. Critics accuse the multinational giant of attempting to
take over the world's food supply and destroying biodiversity.
Since biotechnology is relatively new, critics also express
concerns about the possibility of negative health and
environmental effects from biotech food. A Harris Poll shows
that Monsanto is considered to be the fourth most hated
company in the United States. However, these criticisms have
not kept Monsanto from becoming one of the world's most
successful businesses.
This analysis first looks at the history of Monsanto as it
progressed from a chemical company to an organization
focused on biotechnology. It then examines Monsanto's current
focus on developing GM seeds, including stakeholder concerns
regarding the safety and environmental effects of these seeds.
Next, we discuss key ethical concerns, including organizational
misconduct and patent issues. We also look at Monsanto's
corporate responsibility initiatives. We conclude by examining
the challenges and opportunities that Monsanto may face in the
future.
1-2History: From Chemicals to
Food
Monsanto was founded by John F. Queeny in 1901 in St. Louis,
Missouri. He named the company after his wife, Olga Monsanto
Queeny. The company's first product was the artificial
sweetener saccharine, which it sold to Coca-Cola. Monsanto also
sold Coca-Cola caffeine extract and vanillin, an artificial vanilla
flavoring. At the start of World War I, company leaders realized
the growth opportunities in the industrial chemicals industry
and renamed the company The Monsanto Chemical Company.
The company began specializing in plastics, its own agricultural
chemicals, and synthetic rubbers.
Due to its expanding product lines, the company's name was
changed bac ...
1-1Introduction When you think of Monsanto, the phrase genet
1-1Introduction
When you think of Monsanto, the phrase genetically
modified likely comes to mind. The Monsanto Company is the
world's largest seed company, with sales of over $15.9 billion. It
specializes in biotechnology, or the genetic manipulation of
organisms. Monsanto scientists have spent the last few decades
modifying crops—often by inserting new genes or adapting
existing genes within plant seeds—to meet certain aims, such as
higher crop yields or insect resistance. Monsanto develops
genetically-engineered seeds of plants that can survive weeks of
drought, ward off weeds, and kill invasive insects. Monsanto's
genetically modified (GM) seeds have increased the quantity
and availability of crops, helping farmers worldwide increase
food production and revenues.
Today, 90 percent of the world's GM seeds are sold by Monsanto
or companies that use Monsanto genes. Monsanto also holds a
70 to 100 percent market share on certain crops. Yet Monsanto
has met its share of criticism from sources as diverse as
governments, farmers, activists, and advocacy groups.
Monsanto supporters say the company creates solutions to
world hunger by generating higher crop yields and hardier
plants. Critics accuse the multinational giant of attempting to
take over the world's food supply and destroying biodiversity.
Since biotechnology is relatively new, critics also express
concerns about the possibility of negative health and
environmental effects from biotech food. A Harris Poll shows
that Monsanto is considered to be the fourth most hated
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not kept Monsanto from becoming one of the world's most
successful businesses.
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progressed from a chemical company to an organization
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focus on developing GM seeds, including stakeholder concerns
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Next, we discuss key ethical concerns, including organizational
misconduct and patent issues. We also look at Monsanto's
corporate responsibility initiatives. We conclude by examining
the challenges and opportunities that Monsanto may face in the
future.
1-2History: From Chemicals to
Food
Monsanto was founded by John F. Queeny in 1901 in St. Louis,
Missouri. He named the company after his wife, Olga Monsanto
Queeny. The company's first product was the artificial
sweetener saccharine, which it sold to Coca-Cola. Monsanto also
sold Coca-Cola caffeine extract and vanillin, an artificial vanilla
flavoring. At the start of World War I, company leaders realized
the growth opportunities in the industrial chemicals industry
and renamed the company The Monsanto Chemical Company.
The company began specializing in plastics, its own agricultural
chemicals, and synthetic rubbers.
Due to its expanding product lines, the company's name was
changed bac ...
1-1Introduction When you think of Monsanto, the phrase genet
1-1Introduction
When you think of Monsanto, the phrase genetically
modified likely comes to mind. The Monsanto Company is the
world's largest seed company, with sales of over $15.9 billion. It
specializes in biotechnology, or the genetic manipulation of
organisms. Monsanto scientists have spent the last few decades
modifying crops—often by inserting new genes or adapting
existing genes within plant seeds—to meet certain aims, such as
higher crop yields or insect resistance. Monsanto develops
genetically-engineered seeds of plants that can survive weeks of
drought, ward off weeds, and kill invasive insects. Monsanto's
genetically modified (GM) seeds have increased the quantity
and availability of crops, helping farmers worldwide increase
food production and revenues.
Today, 90 percent of the world's GM seeds are sold by Monsanto
or companies that use Monsanto genes. Monsanto also holds a
70 to 100 percent market share on certain crops. Yet Monsanto
has met its share of criticism from sources as diverse as
governments, farmers, activists, and advocacy groups.
Monsanto supporters say the company creates solutions to
world hunger by generating higher crop yields and hardier
plants. Critics accuse the multinational giant of attempting to
take over the world's food supply and destroying biodiversity.
Since biotechnology is relatively new, critics also express
concerns about the possibility of negative health and
environmental effects from biotech food. A Harris Poll shows
that Monsanto is considered to be the fourth most hated
company in the United States. However, these criticisms have
not kept Monsanto from becoming one of the world's most
successful businesses.
This analysis first looks at the history of Monsanto as it
progressed from a chemical company to an organization
focused on biotechnology. It then examines Monsanto's current
focus on developing GM seeds, including stakeholder concerns
regarding the safety and environmental effects of these seeds.
Next, we discuss key ethical concerns, including organizational
misconduct and patent issues. We also look at Monsanto's
corporate responsibility initiatives. We conclude by examining
the challenges and opportunities that Monsanto may face in the
future.
1-2History: From Chemicals to
Food
Monsanto was founded by John F. Queeny in 1901 in St. Louis,
Missouri. He named the company after his wife, Olga Monsanto
Queeny. The company's first product was the artificial
sweetener saccharine, which it sold to Coca-Cola. Monsanto also
sold Coca-Cola caffeine extract and vanillin, an artificial vanilla
flavoring. At the start of World War I, company leaders realized
the growth opportunities in the industrial chemicals industry
and renamed the company The Monsanto Chemical Company.
The company began specializing in plastics, its own agricultural
chemicals, and synthetic rubbers.
Due to its expanding product lines, the company's name was
changed bac ...
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Introduction
When you think of Monsanto, the phrase genetically modified likely comes to mind. The Monsanto Company is the world’s largest seed company, with sales of $13.5 billion. It specializes in biotechnology, or the genetic manipulation of organisms. Monsanto scientists have spent the last few decades modifying crops—often by inserting new genes or adapting existing genes within plant seeds—to meet certain aims, such as higher crop yields or insect resistance. Monsanto develops genetically engineered seeds of plants that can survive weeks of drought, ward off weeds, and kill invasive insects. Monsanto’s genetically modified (GM) seeds have increased the quantity and availability of crops, helping farmers worldwide increase food production and revenues.
Today, 90 percent of the world’s GM seeds are sold by Monsanto or companies that use Monsanto genes. Yet Monsanto has met its share of criticism from sources as diverse as governments, farmers, activists, and advocacy groups. Monsanto supporters say the company creates solutions to world hunger by generating higher crop yields and hardier plants. Critics accuse the multinational giant of attempting to take over the world’s food supply and destroying biodiversity. The announcement that Bayer AG is acquiring Monsanto for $66 billion has intensified these concerns because the acquisition would create a company that would command over one-fourth of the world’s seeds and pesticides market. Since biotechnology is relatively new, critics also express concerns about the possibility of negative health and environmental effects from biotech food. These criticisms have not kept Monsanto from becoming one of the world’s most successful businesses.
This analysis first looks at the history of Monsanto as it progressed from a chemical company to an organization focused on biotechnology. It then examines Monsanto’s current focus on developing GM seeds, including stakeholder concerns regarding the safety and environmental effects of these seeds. N.
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1) Only four countries - the United States, Argentina, Canada, and China - grow almost 90% of the world's GM crops. The vast majority of other countries grow no GMOs.
2) Only four main crops - soy, maize, cotton, and oil-seed rape - make up over 99% of GMOs grown, with herbicide tolerance and insect resistance being the dominant traits.
3) Critics are concerned that genetic engineering may have unintended health and environmental impacts, as it allows for novel genetic combinations not possible through natural breeding.
GMO Technology - Understanding the Evidence of Risks and Benefits
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Biotech to Bakery - Impacts of Transgenic Crops on Your Industry
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Gmo
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Terminator Seed Technology.pptx
Ethical Issues in the Use of Terminator Seed Technology
This is a research article summarized in simple words.
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EECMA PP GMO 4-16
This document discusses GMOs, related litigation and insurance issues. It provides examples of over 30 existing GMO crops and organisms. Recent headlines include increased herbicide/pesticide use with GMOs and lawsuits finding Monsanto liable for poisoning farmers. The document outlines two categories of GMO litigation - business losses from contamination and product liability for health issues. It also discusses two legal theories - that the GMO product or related herbicides can be found liable. The insurance implications of GMO contamination claims are examined under commercial general liability policies. Recent court cases addressing these issues are also summarized.
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This document is a class action complaint filed against Monsanto Company, BASF Corporation, E.I. DuPont De Nemours and Company, and other defendants. The plaintiffs, several farming partnerships and individuals, allege that the defendants prematurely commercialized new dicamba-resistant seed traits without the necessary herbicide formulations approved, causing damage to neighboring non-dicamba resistant crops from dicamba drift. They claim the defendants prioritized profits over responsibility despite warnings about the risks of premature release. The complaint provides background on the technology and details allegations that Monsanto encouraged illegal dicamba applications to the new seed in 2015 before EPA approvals.
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- 4. Company at a glance “Monsanto is a sustainable agriculture company. We deliver agricultural products that support farmers all around the world.” Sustainable business, or green business, is an enterprise to be that has minimal negative impact on the global or local e nvironment, community, society, or economy
- 5. Financial Information – Revenue and R&D Spending 10502 11832 13516 15060 1205 1386 1517 1533 2010 2011 2012 2013 Revenue R&D Spending ( in million)
- 6. Competitors – Seed Industry Market Share(2012) 36% 38% 12% 7% 7% Monsanto Du Pont EI Syngenta Agreg Bayer Ag-Reg Vilmorin&Cie Other Why Monsanto and Du Pont are dominant players in the industry? 1. Patent Protection 2. First Mover Advantage
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- 8. Key terms regarding Monsanto’s business A genetically modified organism (GMO) = genetically engineered organism (GEO) • An organism whose genetic material has been altered using genetic engineering techniques. • Recombinant DNA technology: use DNA molecules from diff erent sources, which are combined into one molecule to cr eate a new set of genes. This DNA is then transferred into a n organism, giving it modified or novel genes.
- 9. Key terms regarding Monsanto’s business Roundup • Herbicide Glyphosate that is used to kill weeds without kill ing plants that farmers grow • Discovered by Monsanto chemist John E. Franz in 1970 • Most used herbicide in the U.S. agriculture sector with 180 -185 million pounds applied (2007) • With its heavy use in agriculture, weed resistance to glyphosate is a growing problem • Concerns about their effects on humans and the environment persist
- 10. Key terms regarding Monsanto’s business Roundup Ready • Crops that have been genetically engineered to be resistant to glyphosate. • Allow farmers to use glyphosate as a post-emergence herbicide against both broadleaf and cereal weeds, but the development of similar resistance in some weed species is emerging as a costly problem • Soy was the first "Roundup Ready" crop.
- 13. Part 2. Patent management and issues
- 14. 1. When farmers purchase a patented seed variety, they sign an agreement that they will not save and replant seeds produced from the seed they buy from Monsanto. 2. Sometimes Monsanto resort lawsuits when they find violation. 145 lawsuits filed since 1997 in the United States. To date, only 9 cases have gone through full trial. In every one of these instances, the jury or court decided in our favor. Patent Management
- 15. • They possessed a threat to a family farm where Monsanto’s Roundup Ready soybeans were growing by wind drift • ‘Farmers’ they mean is ‘Farmers who are their customer’ , not general farmers Video – How they are killing local farmers Video
- 16. Thank you