Bunge sued for refusal to accept modified corn

Syngenta, the world’s largest maker of agricultural chemicals, sued a unit of St. Louis-based Bunge Ltd. for refusing to accept corn grown from the company’s bioengineered seeds. Bunge, which operates a network of grain elevators and receiving stations, posted a notice on its website and at several locations that it’s “unable to accept” delivery of corn or soybeans produced by Syngenta’s Agrisure Viptera seeds and another product made by DuPont Co., the complaint claimed.

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Bunge sued for refusal to accept modified corn

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