Woolworths to stop selling pesticide linked to global bee decline

23.01.2018

Australian grocery giant will join Bunnings to withdraw Yates Confidor from saleWoolworths in Australia has joined a growing list of companies to stop supplying a controversial pesticide linked to global declines in bee populations.On Tuesday the grocery giant announced it would join Bunnings in pulling Yates Confidor, a class of pesticide which some international studies have found damage the survival of honeybee colonies. Continue reading...

Celý článek: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/jan/23/woolworths-to-stop-selling-pesticide-linked-to-global-bee-decline

Zdroj: The Guardian

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