Glyphosate ban would impact level of control possible in public spaces, says BALI

The British Association of Landscaping Industries has warned a ban on glyphosate is likely to lead to "more labour-intensive methods of controlling weeds" and would have an impact on the "level of control" possible in parks and public spaces.

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