While ashwagandha investment and innovation is surging, some European authorities are showing signs of safety concern, leading industry experts to criticize a spread of “complete misinformation” across the continent.
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While ashwagandha investment and innovation is surging, some European authorities are showing signs of safety concern, leading industry experts to criticize a spread of “complete misinformation” across the continent.
Read ArticleThe Biden administration aims to better support small farmers while still aiding big operations and rewarding climate-friendly practices. It’s a tall order.
Read ArticleA study recently published in the journal Nature found that organic food has a significantly lower environmental impact than conventional, including a lower potential for contributing to acidification of the environment, energy use and biodiversity loss.
Read ArticlePublished in Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety, an international meta study reveals that there may be less of certain mold toxins in organically grown grain, compared to grain grown in the conventional manner.
Read ArticleThe organic and natural distributor will partner with the retailer until May 2032.
Read ArticleBuying the intellectual property of this legacy soda brand, with plans to turn it into a healthy beverage, was a very smart move. Here are my two thoughts on it.
Read ArticleThe debate between the two labels continues to intensify.
Read ArticleA very worrisome move backward for France and the world.
Read ArticleIn a 23-year study at the University of Bonn, researchers found that organic barley adapted to its environment far better than conventionally-grown barley.
Read ArticleThe organic vodka company has lifetime sales of $22M with nearly 200,000 cases sold.
Read ArticleWith Rodale Institute as the beneficiary of this grant, the funding will help address a massive problem in the marketplace.
Read ArticleSince 2019, more than half of these complaint investigations have resulted in compliance, and a small amount resulted in civil penalties.
Read ArticleA very dangerous step, especially since the country will produce this risky and unproven gene-edited wheat on a massive scale.
Read ArticleIn France’s Bordeaux region, 400 people have begun experimenting with a unique food security program, aiming to make locally-grown and organic food accessible to everyone.
Read ArticleUSDA Secretary Tom Vilsack just announced new programs, partnerships, grant awards and an additional $10 million in funding to expand the markets for organic products and help producers transition to organic production.
Read ArticleThe OTA’s 2024 Organic Industry Survey said that (1) the increase in dollar sales was driven more by pricing than unit sales and (2) the term “regenerative” is adding confusion to the marketplace and poses a challenge to “organic.”
Read ArticleCornucopia’s play-by-play of the recent NOSB meeting in Wisconsin covered the Strengthening Organic Enforcement rollout, organic seed supply issues and a discussion on compost. More to come on this.
Read ArticleWith no new dicamba approved for the 2024 season, dicamba use on GE soybeans and cotton may well remain prohibited for the 2025 crop season as well.
Read ArticleThe Farm Bill framework from the Senate Agriculture Committee will allow the National Organic Program to keep pace with the growth in the organic sector in a variety of different ways.
Read ArticleAfter the governments of Hong Kong and Singapore banned some well-known Indian spice brands, a recent EU report has revealed shocking data about food products commonly consumed in the country.
Read ArticleThe court said conflicting scientific views gave rise to “severe” health and environmental safety concerns.
Read ArticleThe Purple Galaxy Tomato splashed across the cover of this season’s Baker Creek Heirloom Seeds caused massive problems for the company.
Read ArticleThe USDA organic juice bar chain and franchise operator will now be owned by BRIX Holdings, a Dallas-based restaurant portfolio company.
Read ArticleThe bill sets an important precedent for other states who are considering something similar.
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