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Wed, 5 Sep 2018 16:38:12 -0500

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Re: roundup in Honey

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   Can anyone here explain to me the significance of "Roundup" residue?  Found in honey and other products?   
I understand it to be a metabolite of roundup,  but so what?  Do we have testing on that residue?

Seems to me a whole lot of noise about a chemical that is not GLY,  but just simply shows it was there at one time?


Charles

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