The Soil Association, a British organization that certifies food in the UK as organic, has been accused of misleading consumers over its labeling of Scottish farmed salmon.
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The Soil Association, a British organization that certifies food in the UK as organic, has been accused of misleading consumers over its labeling of Scottish farmed salmon.
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An absolutely massive blow for consumers, and a sign that the EU is becoming increasingly completely beholden to the GMO and chemical companies.
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A sweeping victory for family farmers and dozens of endangered plants and animals.
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Big Ag and Big Food should be very careful about their environmental claims, as litigation against greenwashing is surging.
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IFOAM – Organics International remains extremely concerned about the litigation against the USDA, something we covered in great detail here and here.
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Lola, a period care brand known for its organic cotton tampons, pads and other sanitary products, has been sold to Amazon aggregator Forum Brands.
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Keith Bearden was recently appointed CEO of Alter Eco and partnered with Trek One to lead the acquisition of the company.
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Some of the concerns include how to guarantee the safety of lab-grown meat and how to “prevent the creation of monopolies or oligopolies on the food market.”
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GMO 2.0 plants need more regulation, not less. A worrisome development.
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Clinical trials have shown that gluten from wheat is not responsible for causing symptoms in healthy individuals, suggesting that something else — possibly glyphosate — is inducing symptoms.
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These grants will provide information and services to more than 20,000 producers and 20,000 buyers to increase market opportunities for organic farmers.
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The most telling sentence of the report was “With U.S. consumer demand for organic food growing faster than certified organic acreage, an extensive organic trade sector also emerged.” Meaning, instead of the U.S. making domestic organic production a priority, we have sent these farming jobs offshore.
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Our tax dollars and food policies should be favoring regenerative organic agriculture instead of risky and unproven GMO 2.0 technologies.
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Legislators in these states cite food safety concerns as one reason for the proposed ban — and rightly so.
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The Organic Dairy Data Collection Act would enhance data collection at the USDA to better understand the costs associated with producing organic milk.
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Heavy metal contamination, notably lead, has dominated Prop 65 cases.
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A new clinical report issued by the largest professional association of pediatricians in the U.S. focuses on the risks of the herbicides sprayed on GM food and feed crops – especially glyphosate.
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In letters to four industry groups, Senator Bob Casey said that smaller package sizes have played a key role in driving up unit costs for many goods, hurting shoppers while benefiting suppliers.
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Using artificial intelligence, the program will track consumer shopping and consumption habits to automatically restock items without customers visiting a store.
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The grocery retailer and wholesaler plans to feature a “full spectrum” of goods at each of the events this year, a shift from its previous strategy.
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Inexplicably, the panel overseeing the trade dispute said that any comments must “exclude any discussion of glyphosate-based herbicides and Bt endotoxins.”
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Where Food Comes From, a third-party certifier, has acquired the Upcycled Certified Program from the Upcycled Food Association.
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The details of this partnership with Mad Agriculture are expected to be unveiled at Expo West in March.
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These two chemicals — linked to various health risks such as diabetes and hormone disruption — are “widespread” among supermarket staples and fast foods, regardless of their packaging, ingredients and organic labels.
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