# ChemChina takeover poses no foods safety issues: Syngenta AG

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**Post date:** [March 28, 2016, 5:05pm UTC](https://forum.honeyflow.com/t/chemchina-takeover-poses-no-foods-safety-issues-syngenta-ag/6051/1 "2016-03-28T17:05:20Z")

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> **[ChemChina takeover poses no foods safety issues: Syngenta AG](https://news.agropages.com/News/NewsDetail---17500.htm)**
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> On last Friday, Syngenta AG said that its planned acquisition by China National Chemical Corp. commo

Looks like “Monsanto” are worried about the Syngenta AG take over of ChemChina  
Could this be a fresh new hades?

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> In the letter to the US Treasury Department, they said: “It is not unreasonable to suggest that shifts in company governance; operational strategy; or financial health—particularly in light of the magnitude of this leveraged transaction—could have consequences for food security, food safety, biosecurity, and the highly competitive U.S. farm sector as a whole.”