A group of farmers in Kansas is the last group that joined in mass litigation against the manufacturer of Syngenta seeds.

Farmers claim that GM corn Syngenta "contaminated" the supply of U.S. corn, which led to lower prices, since many countries refused to buy corn, produced by Kansas farmers, fearing to buy along with it GM corn.

Despite the trials, Syngenta stated that he was seeking the rights of producers to access allowed new technologies that can enhance their performance and productivity.

Syngenta is in the center of several lawsuits, including farmers across the country, as well as lawsuits filed by Cargill and Archer Daniels Midland Co.

In addition, Syngenta has filed a lawsuit against Bunge, accusing the company of deceptive advertising, when she refused to take back one of GM varieties Syngenta in 2011. Although last month Syngenta took his lawsuit.

Last month, China lifted the ban on GM maize Syngenta varieties Viptera thus, events and news around Syngenta will likely remain in the spotlight in the near future.