A luxury farming estate, The Newt in Somerset, has faced criticism for using controversial weedkiller glyphosate on its thousands of acres of farmland and orchards, despite its ecological reputation and eco-friendly marketing. The Newt, which hosts celebrities such as Beyonce and Jay-Z, Kate Moss and Dame Judi Dench, has faced outrage and a petition calling for eco-friendly alternatives to the chemical.
A celebrity countryside retreat beloved by A-listers and famed for its impeccable eco-credentials has attracted outrage after it emerged that its management uses a controversial weedkiller across its thousands of acres of farmland and orchards.
Hundreds of locals and campaigners have signed a petition calling for the management team of The Newt in Somerset to stop using glyphosate, a pesticide widely associated with cancer, liver disease and even dementia in humans, and which can damage bee populations and harm soil health
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