The German pharmaceutical and agrochemical company Bayer must pay significantly less in damages related to the glyphosate-based weedkiller Roundup, after the latest court ruling in the long-running case. A court in Philadelphia reduced the damages awarded to the plaintiff by a jury from $2.25 billion (€2.1 billion) to $400 million (€367.5 million), court documents revealed late on Tuesday. This was the highest amount of damages since the Roundup weedkiller litigation began in 2018, but Bayer announced that it would appeal. The company said the court had reduced the “unconstitutionally high” da…