Trace elements cause several environmental and health risks in agricultural environments. These risks strongly depend on their mobility, which is linked to numerous factors, such as the presence of organic compounds capable of binding to trace elements. This is the case of glyphosate, a herbicide used in agriculture, which was studied in this new study. We investigated the capacity of glyphosate and its main degradation product (AMPA) to promote or limit the transfer of fifteen trace elements from the soil to the soil solution. These results are published in Environmental Science and Pollution Research.