In an incredibly alarming study by the Clean Label Project, 100% of organic coffee samples tested positive for AMPA, a glyphosate byproduct.
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In an incredibly alarming study by the Clean Label Project, 100% of organic coffee samples tested positive for AMPA, a glyphosate byproduct.
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The EPA’s unlawful registration of 2,4-D and glyphosate products threatens farmers, public health and the environment.
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“It’s outrageous,” said Tracey Woodruff, a researcher at the University of California San Francisco who studies environmental health, particularly the effects of chemical exposures on pregnant mothers and their babies. “If they overturn this, it would leave the public responsible for cleaning up, not the companies that knowingly polluted the land.”
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Burkina Faso ordered a Gates Foundation-funded research program to stop its activities in the West African nation, with all samples to be destroyed.
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The company’s organic Icelandic skyr is now sold nationwide at Whole Foods Market, marking 5,000 shelves in all 50 states.
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Looming food regulatory changes and social media-driven consumer behavior changes are reshaping the intricate web of ingredient sourcing, manufacturing and marketing, and shifting supply chains, said Keychain CEO Oisin Hanrahan.
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Some spikes in food prices are temporary, but others, like those for coffee and beef, are set to last.
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The company’s saas-based AI operating system was created to help food manufacturers manage their production cycle more efficiently.
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The newly-formed indoor farming company will have projected first-year revenues approaching $200 million.
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The evidence is clear — consumers are seeking out Regenerative Organic Certified® products, with the label achieving 22% year-over-year growth.
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National Organic Coalition is deeply concerned that this reorganization could further undermine the NOP’s capacity to fulfill its mission, in addition to potentially jeopardizing essential research functions and interrupting critical services that farmers rely on from USDA agencies.
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A new study has shown that pollen from genetically-engineered corn can have negative effects on ladybird beetle populations.
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A recent study published in the journal Frontiers in Cancer Control and Society said that herbicides are linked to cancer rates at levels similar to smoking.
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In order to achieve its goal of becoming 100% organic, Bhutan has banned glyphosate throughout the whole country.
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A phenomenal move by Vermont, but this could soon be nullified by federal laws.
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Aldi plans to open 200 stores across the U.S., more than any other grocer, and expects to have around 2,600 locations by the end of the year.
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Despite long-term growth, Maine’s organic farming sector is facing serious economic and demographic headwinds, according to a new report from the Maine Organic Farmers and Gardeners Association.
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Rep. Marlin Stutzman, (R-IN), has announced the Apeel Reveal Act, which is focused on produce treated with a shelf-life-extending coating developed by Apeel Sciences.
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A former state minister alleged that certain traders are falsely labeling non-organic cotton as “organic” and earning six-fold profits, while genuine farmers struggle to get even the minimum support price.
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Nara Organics has launched what it describes as the first FDA-registered and USDA certified organic whole milk infant formula developed to meet both European and U.S. safety standards.
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According to the Global Justice Ecology Project, the GE-trees represent a high-risk ecological intervention never tried before and are based on flawed, incomplete science.
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Despite the fact that dicamba drift has damaged millions of acres of soybeans and caused devastating damage to farms, home gardens, native plants and wildlife refuges throughout the Midwest and South, this chemical is set to be re-approved.
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Though large family farms and corporate farms amounted to less than 8% of all farms in the United States, they received about 47% of subsidy payments and 67% of crop insurance payments in 2024. Under the new law, payments to the largest and wealthiest will only increase.
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