Two biotechnology companies have agreed to pay a combined $110 million to settle a suit filed by farmers who claimed they were hurt by consumer fears generated when unapproved biotech corn was discovered in the food supply. A federal judge in Chicago preliminarily approved the deal between the farmers and StarLink Logistics, a subsidiary of StarLink creator Aventis SA, and Avanta USA, which owns StarLink distributor Garst Seed Co.
February 10, 2003 at 12:00 AM
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