Third Time’s a Charm After losing appeals before the Ninth and Eleventh Courts of Appeal, Bayer won a unanimous decision from the Third Circuit Court that the company did not err by not labeling Roundup as a carcinogen. The Court ruled that primacy for labeling pesticides is the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act, requires nationwide uniformity in pesticide labels. Thus, state-level pesticide labeling requirements that deviate from the federal standard are obviated.  Because of the conflicted rulings, the appeals likely moves to the U.S. Supreme Court. This is not a slam dunk for Bayer. This would be the same highest court that ruled California can issue animal welfare requirements that apply to products produc...