Bayer shifts US glyphosate business to Ruveon after seeking tariffs on Chinese imports

According to Channel NewsAsia, Bayer has shifted its US glyphosate business to Ruveon amid competitive pressures in the herbicide market. The move comes after Bayer sought tariff protections against Chinese glyphosate imports—an indication that price competition from overseas producers is reshaping the US market. By transitioning the business to Ruveon, Bayer appears to be reallocating resources as it navigates a tougher competitive landscape in agricultural chemicals.

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