Jerry Rosman, a corn and livestock farmer in Iowa since 1974, has long been a follower of the newest “technologies” in farming. He once placed his faith into “scientific innovations,” and besides personal use, he spent many decades selling and promoting these products. But then, something unexpected happened that changed [...]
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Archives for GMO Foods
Gerber’s Lil’ Crunchies are FILLED with Monsanto’s Cancer-Causing Chemicals: Watch for this ONE THING
The major agrochemical companies of the world will tell you their products are safe until they’re blue in the face — but the reality of the situation is that there are countless major studies that say otherwise. Most people are now familiar with the new cancer risk attached to glyphosate, [...]
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Three New Genetically Engineered “Non-Browning” GMO Apples Are Hitting Store Shelves! Here is How to Avoid Them
In February 2015, just two weeks after the approval of the world’s first genetically engineered apple, the company responsible for its creation cashed in — to the tune of $41 million dollars, ($10 million upfront), all for a highly controversial product that most people clearly didn’t want. The company [...]
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Monsanto Hemorrhaging TENS OF MILLIONS as Indian Government, Farmers Ditch GMO Crops
The plight of Indian farmers has been a major area of focus in the organic and GMO Free movement, with reports of as many as “one cotton farmer suicide every 30 minutes” in the country surfacing in late 2014. While Monsanto denies responsibility for the suicides, there is much evidence [...]
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In Pictures: The Mind-Numbingly Simple Labels Monsanto and Big Food Paid Over $100 Million to Stop
When the state of Vermont passed what would have been the first-of-its-kind, text-based GMO labeling law in May 2014, it was a cause for celebration; a vital first step in the fight to empower consumers the way over 60 countries around the world already have. But recently the hard [...]
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FDA Says No Regulation Needed for “Healthier” New Sweetener Made from Genetically Engineered Yeast
As more and more people look for alternatives to beverages sweetened with high fructose corn syrup, aspartame, and other unnatural sweeteners, big food corporations are doing everything in their power to stay one step ahead — without using higher-priced, quality ingredients whenever possible. While the clean [...]
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Sorry, Monsanto: GMO Crops Now Banned in Nearly 40 Countries, Grown in Just 28
As Monsanto is fighting to gain seed control of the whole world of agriculture by spreading genetically-modified crops across the world (with the support of the U.S. government according to Wikileaks), there is far greater opposition from the rest of the world, where many countries are not only labeling [...]
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Peer-Reviewed Study Shatters FDA’s Biggest Lie about GMOs
The United States Food and Drug Administration originally decided that GMO crops are “safe” for consumption thanks to one controversial method — employing the doctrine of so-called “substantial equivalence.” This doctrine said that lab-created GMOs and regular crops are basically equal, and it only came about because of the Bush [...]
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Italians Have a Hard Time Coming to Terms with What Americans Pass Off as Snacks (Video)
One of the most important tools in our fight for a better food system has been to look at the way people do things in other countries. For example in America, genetically modified foods, and the empty calorie processed foods based on them, are heavily subsidized to the detriment of [...]
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Organic Farmers Say They’re Hemhorraging Thousands Because of One Problem the USDA Refuses to Address
Even as United States consumers begin demanding more and more organic foods, organic farmers themselves are struggling with the realities of life in a system that seems set up for genetically modified crops to thrive. Subsidies for corn and soybeans are the norm here, and while farmers who wish to [...]
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