I have yet to read the full paper, but from what I can glean from the
abstract:

"GM-soy contained high residues of glyphosate and AMPA (mean 3.3 and
5.7mg/kg, respectively). Conventional and organic soybean batches contained
none of these agrochemicals..."

One is safe in assuming that both the "GMO" and "conventional" crops were
treated with similar levels of Round-Up (Glyphosate), or the paper would
have no meaning at all.  Obviously, the "organic" soybeans can be assumed to
not be treated with Round-Up.  But if this paper does nothing but detect
differences in cultivation practices, then it would be a blatant sham.  I'm
concluding that "published" implies "not an obvious shame".

But, as I said, I've not read the full paper.

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