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According to the EU lobby register, Bayer AG spent up between €7m to €8m in 2023 on EU lobbying (Photo: Daniel Huizinga)

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Revealed: the toxic lobbying power of Bayer

Big fossil-fuel companies like Shell, Exxon, BP or Total are not your trusted source to go to for solid advice on how to urgently prevent the climate from changing ever faster. But for halting the spread of cancer and all kinds of degenerative diseases, helping farmers out of their collective socioeconomic nightmares, combating hunger or how to avoid a

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Hans van Scharen is a researcher at Corporate Europe Observatory, the NGO monitoring corporate lobbying in Brussels.


According to the EU lobby register, Bayer AG spent up between €7m to €8m in 2023 on EU lobbying (Photo: Daniel Huizinga)

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Hans van Scharen is a researcher at Corporate Europe Observatory, the NGO monitoring corporate lobbying in Brussels.


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