The U.S. Justice Department has approved the proposed merger of Dow and DuPont with conditions. In a news release, the department said Dow and DuPont will be required to “divest multiple crop protection and two petrochemical products to proceed”, saying the merger is valued at about $130-Billion. It’s the first of three proposed ag company “mega” mergers to get antitrust approval.
The National Farmers Union calls the merger approval part of a disturbing consolidation trend in agriculture.
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