About glyphosate... It's been found in honey. Now, honey is produced by honeybees, which we all know are dying off. yes, the raw honey is shipped to packing plants. But if glyphosate is found in honey, it begs the question: Is honey tainted with the pesticide in the packing plant, or from the honeybee directly? And if it's coming from the honeybees, isn't it only logical to surmise that the honeybees could possibly be dying, because they are being poisoned by the glyphosate that is being sprayed on or near flowers from which they collect nectar?