Question

read case #1 from the textbook: Monsanto: Attempts to Balance Stakeholder Interests.

NOW, please place yourself in the role of a specific Monsanto Stakeholder (e.g., you are a stockholder, OR you are a customer, OR you are an employee).

Consider all that you have read related to stakeholders coupled with Monsanto's Attempts to balance stakeholder interests.

Identify at least one of the following issues related to Monsanto's commercial focus:

As a stakeholder, discuss your view of Monsanto's influence on the future of health. You may comment on the issue of labeling GMOs, or you may discuss the consumer's right to have choice in food products, or you may discuss what is in the food, such as Glyphosate. Take a position (playing the role of a stakeholder) and post your concern. Be specific so that your posting reflects your understanding of the issues.

Answer 1

Monsanto tried recently but still fails and ethical culture thay can effectivly respond to various stakeholders consider how many problems over how long of a time Monsanto has made them , they continually get legislation regarding their product passed in the countries ,including America thorough unethical means . their product in itself harms the stake holders they have inetified in both ways. before ethical culture can be achieved an ethical product should be considered and implemented.

the benefits of GM seeds for crops is that you can put herbicides and pesticides in tue seeds to prevent insects from eating them. it can also protect from weeds overtaking and killing the crop this help farmers to save money also. on the other side this is harmful to people who consume them  

the only ethical way to manage this is to completely halt the production and distribution of roundup while refocusing their work on GMO'S to halt the focus on roundup ready phenotypes. It causes to bio indicators species like tadpoles as well as human cells.