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The United States wants to grow wheat sales in sub-Saharan Africa by showing buyers the value of higher quality wheat instead of competing on price.

The legal action comes as Syngenta also expands its biological crop and soil carbon business through a new partnership with Groundwork BioAg.

The move keeps affordable glyphosate supplies available for U.S. soybean farmers while fresh action in Europe highlights efforts to reduce fertilizer costs through biological products.

The leadership change comes after recent factory expansion, a major acquisition, and continued investment in the company’s operations.

The company has enrolled about 30% of its U.S. wheat flour volumes in regenerative farming programs as it works toward its 2030 sourcing target.