Actors / Company ·
Bayer
Appears in 17 cases in this database. Roles as given in the documented record.
| Case | Role | Country | Period | Instrument |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PCB pollution and the Monsanto Anniston settlement | Owner of Monsanto; party to the 2020 settlements; plaintiff against AIG | United States | 2002–2025 | Chemical pollution |
| Dicamba drift (Bader Farms) and EPA re-registration | Owner of Monsanto; set aside up to USD 400 million for drift damage | United States | 2015–2026 | Pesticides and agrochemicals |
| Sri Lanka fertiliser ban | Crop-protection company that commented on the transition | Sri Lanka | 2021 | Agriculture, livestock and food |
| PPL Therapeutics collapse and transgenic sheep cull (Scotland, New Zealand) | Partner reported to have withdrawn in 2003 | United Kingdom | 1987–2004 | Biotech, cloning and de-extinction |
| Cali Fund (digital sequence information) | Company commenting on legal uncertainty | Global | 2024–2026 | Genetic resources and benefit-sharing |
| Roundup litigation, settlements and legal shield (Bayer/Monsanto) | Parent company of Monsanto; settlement payer | United States | 2009–2026 | Pesticides and agrochemicals |
| Pará state pre-sold 12 million REDD+ credits; federal prosecutors sue to cancel | Named buyer | Brazil | 2023–2026 | Carbon credits |
| Bayer buys Monsanto for $66bn; four firms hold most seed and pesticide sales | Acquirer of Monsanto (2018); large seed and pesticide seller | Global | 2018 | Pesticides and agrochemicals |
| Bayer's carbon program pays farmers per practice, not per tonne | Runs the programme; measures, verifies and holds the carbon assets | United States | 2024 | Law, regulation and treaties |
| Major agrochemical firms buy biological input makers and sell organic-approved lines | Acquirer of AgraQuest; organic seed launch | Multiple countries | 2012–2023 | Chemical pollution |
| Glyphosate safety review retracted over undisclosed Monsanto ghostwriting | Company that responded for Monsanto | Global | 2000–2025 | Pesticides and agrochemicals |
| EU bans three neonicotinoid pesticides outdoors in 2018; Turkey follows in part | neonicotinoid manufacturer; bee-health programme; court challenge | European Union | 2018 | Law, regulation and treaties |
| Court reverses $60 million punitive award in dicamba case | Party in the dicamba litigation | United States | 2015–2026 | Pesticides and agrochemicals |
| Brazilian court halts Bayer licence fees on Intacta soy after patent expiry | Licence holder that sought fees on Intacta soy | Brazil | date not stated | Genetic resources and benefit-sharing |
| The four biggest agrochemical firms each bought a biologicals company, 2012 to 2026 | bought AgraQuest; carbon programme operator | Global | 2012–2026 | Oil, gas and coal operations |
| Verra suspends three REDD+ schemes in Brazil's Portel over public land overlap | Buyer of credits from the Portel schemes | Brazil | 2023–2025 | Carbon credits |
| Monsanto/Bayer PCB and Roundup insurance suit v AIG | Claimant in the suit against AIG; owner of Monsanto | United States | 1967–2026 | Pesticides and agrochemicals |
Appears alongside
Monsanto ×6BASF ×4US Environmental Protection Agency ×4AIG ×3Corteva ×3US Supreme Court ×2Syngenta Group ×2Government of Sri LankaWorld BankPPL TherapeuticsRoslin InstituteConvention on Biological Diversity SecretariatTierraViva AIProzomixGinkgo BioworksAstraZenecaGSKLSE Grantham Research InstituteThird World NetworkModern Ag AllianceInternational Agency for Research on CancerUS Right to KnowEuropean Food Safety AuthorityUS Department of JusticeGovernment of ParáFederal Public Prosecutors' Office (MPF), ParáLEAF CoalitionAmazonH&MWalmart FoundationThe Nature ConservancyNauru Ocean Resources Inc. (NORI)European CommissionSyngentaGovernment of TurkeyGreenpeaceVerraPará public defender's officePortel municipalityAir FranceDelta Air LinesEcopetrolPhilip MorrisMastercardBlackRock
Terms used on this page
Carbon and conservation finance
- Carbon credit
- A certificate representing one tonne of carbon dioxide (or equivalent) that a project says it reduced, avoided or removed. Buyers use credits to balance their own emissions in climate claims.