Colombia’s Superintendency of Industry and Commerce (SIC) endorsed the major business merger that is the worldwide purchase of American agricultural giant Monsanto, by the German chemical conglomerate Bayer.
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However, the SIC has set conditions on its approval, requiring the sale of Bayer’s watermelon seed business at the local level, covering all the products identified with the Nunhems brand.
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Although the merger of Bayer and Monsanto – which is calculated at around US$66 billion – has passed with no major problems in Colombia, while other jurisdictions such as the European Union have taken a closer look at whether, among others, this merger might harm competition in the herbicides and seed sectors.
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