SC in favour of allowing export of toxic Endosulfan

December 09, 2011 17:41

The Supreme Court today favoured export of unused stock of Endosulfan insecticide manufactured in the country and said that the detailed order on the
mechanism to sell it to overseas company would be passed on December 13.
A bench headed by Chief Justice S H Kapadia said that if other countries want to import the agrochemical, then it can be allowed.

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