The trend toward sourcing non-GMO ingredients has been a promising one for the American consumer, but the rising demand for non-GMO products also brings with it the potential for mistakes, or even outright fraud. While more and more companies and favorite food products are going non-GMO, they still have to [...]
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Monthly Archives October 2014
Twenty-One Time Best Selling Author Releases Urgent “Call to Action” for a More GMO Free World (with Video)
Author Deepak Chopra is a 21-time New York Times best-selling author, and he’s also a supporter of a GMO Free planet according to his latest video, an urgent “call to action” to save the planet in light of recent developments that threaten the ecosystem of Earth, and our lives in [...]
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Surprising New Consumer Reports Findings on GMOs Hit the Mainstream (with Video)
In yet another example of the widespread effects of the grassroots movement for food transparency and integrity, the organization Consumer Reports has come out in support of GMO labeling, while also sharing new findings on the popular ‘CBS This Morning’ TV program. The push for GMO labeling is the only [...]
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Random Bread Testing Pt. II: Do Most Store Bought Breads Still Contain the Subway Yoga Mat Chemical?
After a media firestorm surrounding a highly controversial ingredient in its bread, the Subway company gave in to consumer pressure in April 2014, removing the bleaching agent and dough conditioner azodicarbonamide from its recipe. It was a win for the food integrity movement sparked by the food blogger and activist [...]
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Report: The Most Common Funder in New GMO Safety Database Is (Drumroll Please)…Monsanto
In an effort to shift the attention away from the concerns of millions on the lack of independent safety data surrounding genetically modified organisms, industry groups have begun touting a database of GMO studies titled GENERA. But according to a new article posted on the website of the advocacy group [...]
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