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    This company, to date, is 115 years old and they are head-quartered in Creve Coeur, Missouri. Monsanto places their work in what is called transgenesis, which is the mutation, deletion, or insertion of genes into a commercial plant (Louv 9). Simply stated, it is the alteration of genetic sequencing as an introduction of foreign material into a desired…

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    Monsanto Food Practices

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    inspections is the inherent conflict of interest among many key government officials. Over the past few decades, numerous high level government positions have been held by former Monsanto employees as well as by former lobbyists for the meat packing industry (Food and Water Watch). Margaret Miller supervised a chemical lab at Monsanto from 1985 until 1989 and then became a branch chief of the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Wendell Murphy, almost immediately after leaving his…

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    net loss when calculating their profits. Through GMOs this is no longer a great worry, by genetically modifying common plants to resist certain degrading substances means there are more chances to receive a hearty harvest. Based on research from Monsanto, the leading producer of GMOs, “GM crops can improve yield for farmers, reduce draws on natural resources and fossil fuels and provide natural benefits.” (Lallanilla). In the world of science, genetic advancements have come a long way. According…

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    In order to secure a strong corporate reputation, the company must succeed in delivering a quality product, financial success, social responsibility, and strong executive leadership (Ferrell, Hartline, 2014). Monsanto has had its share of unsavory issues. In the 1970’s, when Monsanto came under attack for the development of Agent Orange, the company refocused their attention on biotechnology, and was the first change in corporate branding. The Agent Orange scandal cost…

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    Business Ethics, Social Responsibility, and Monsanto Accounting for over a majority of genetically modified food products according to the video produced in 2013 called “Seeds of Death: Unveiling the Lies of GMO's”, Monsanto; a major business war horse, has been under scrutiny lately due to publicized unethical business practices deemed unbecoming by stakeholders and research institutes alike. Monsanto focused on distributing insecticide resistant crops to farmers in an effort to reduce the…

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    growing food sustainably, the drive for economic gain that society possessed allowed for many corporations such as Monsanto, to develop.Although past agricultural methods were seen as natural from farmers working out in the field and growing food sustainably, the drive for economic gain that society possessed allowed for many corporations such as Monsanto to develop. The…

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    there are claims made that state that Monsanto is the ruler of all of the United States food production. Monsanto produces genetically enhanced seeds that resist many weed killers such as their own product, Roundup. By doing this Monsanto has put a patent on these seeds, this means that farmers have to buy Monsanto’s product. But, when farmers buy the seeds they have to sign a contract agreeing to not reuse them, so that they are required to buy more. Monsanto is so strict on this policy that…

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    Monsanto: Seed Bt Cotton

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    Shiva explains how Monsanto scientifically created the seed Bt Cotton which is the primary cotton seed for Indian farmers today. Prior to Monsanto’s arrival, Indian farmers were completely self-sustainable by using seeds from their previous harvest. This form of reusing seeds made it possible for farmers to produce crops with very little cost. Bt Cotton however is sold for extremely high prices and is designed to only last one harvest so the farmers must purchase the seeds every year instead of…

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    One product from Monsanto that has varying ethical aspects from various stakeholder viewpoints is its genetically modified sweet corn. Consumers of the products resulting from genetically modified plants are major stakeholders for Monsanto, and many of these consumers voice little concern for potential or theoretical issues involving genetically modified organisms. However, there is a growing and significant number of these consumers that are voicing concerns regarding potential health and…

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    hands anymore it no longer belongs to you. But in other cases it can still be your possession no matter where it is. There are very odd cases where problems like this arise. In the case Monsanto V. Bowman, the company, Monsanto is suing a man because he took advantage of Monsanto’s patent wrongfully. Monsanto is a Company that produces and sells herbicide and genetically modified organisms, (GMOs) which are generally herbicide resistant. They have two patent soybeans, that both resist…

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