Glyphosate Can Be Produced From Detergent Additives | University of Tübingen

Certain detergent additives, known as aminopolyphosphonates, which enter wastewater treatment plants via wastewater, can be converted into glyphosate and related problematic substances. This fundamental proof was provided by a research team led by Professor Stefan Haderlein from the Geo- and Environmental Research Center at the University of Tübingen. The team conducted extensive laboratory tests, including wastewater conditions. The findings re…