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Roundup Lawsuit in Utah

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Statute of limitations — Utah

Utah applies a 4-year statute of limitations for product liability claims under Utah Code § 78B-2-307. The discovery rule applies to latent disease claims. Utah's 4-year period is more favorable than most states for Roundup NHL claimants.

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Exposure in Utah

Cache Valley is Utah's most productive agricultural region. Alfalfa and grain farmers use glyphosate for pre-plant burndown and in-season weed control, exposing farm workers and applicators.

Utah's Cache Valley and Sevier Valley agricultural operations use glyphosate on alfalfa, wheat, and barley across irrigated farmland

Source: Utah State University Extension; Utah Department of Agriculture and Food

Utah's rapidly growing population along the Wasatch Front creates demand for landscaping and property maintenance services that routinely use Roundup products.

Utah's Wasatch Front suburban corridor from Ogden to Provo drives expanding commercial and residential landscaping glyphosate use

Source: Utah Department of Agriculture and Food; USU Extension

Medical resources

Clinics & Specialists in Utah

Huntsman Cancer Institute — University of Utah

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