A group of current and former Whole Foods employees called Whole Worker put out a public statement against Amazon’s partnership with Palantir, a company that provides data to ICE.
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A group of current and former Whole Foods employees called Whole Worker put out a public statement against Amazon’s partnership with Palantir, a company that provides data to ICE.
Read ArticleTurkey and Ukraine are not the only countries suspected of selling U.S. companies fraudulent organic grains.
Read ArticleFood delivery apps are inspiring digital-only establishments that don’t need a dining room or waiters.
Read ArticleCarrefour announced that it is testing cardboard for its organic containers, something that could save the company from using 2,000 pounds of plastic per year.
Read ArticleWith regenerative organic CBD brand RE Botanicals merging with South Carolina-based Palmetto Harmony, it now offers a true flower-to-bottle supply chain.
Read ArticleGood & Gather, which will offer many organic items, is expected to become a multi-billion dollar brand by the end of 2020.
Read ArticleFarmers and conservationists have filed a lawsuit against the EPA and Monsanto, challenging the approval of Monsanto’s crop-damaging dicamba pesticide.
The Organic Trade Association’s Organic Agronomy Training Service project (OATS) announced that a National Program Director has named and Phase 2 of the program is underway.
Read ArticleThe first two Choice Mini-Mart vending machines, which sell fresh foods made from organic produce, have just begun operations at Denver’s newest music venue.
Read ArticleCompany records show an action plan that includes promoting certain search results and targeting book reviews.
Read ArticleMark Ramadan, a fellow Brown University alum and co-founder of Sir Kensington’s, has been named the CEO of the parent company of Hu Products and Hu Kitchen.
Read ArticleThis decision is targeted at a California regulation which requires labels to warn consumers that the Roundup ingredient is potentially cancer-causing.
Read ArticleThe Climate Stewardship Act, which Booker plans to propose in September, aims to ‘dramatically scale up’ voluntary conservation incentives for farmers and ranchers.
Read ArticleBecause of heavy rain, Sno Pac Foods in Minnestoa lost 660 football fields of organic peas — and that number does not include other crop losses.
Read ArticleThe Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change urges changes in how food is produced and distributed, including better soil management, crop diversification and fewer restrictions on trade.
To help farmers, Santa Clara County — home of tech haven Silicon Valley — is purchasing local farmland at market rates to ensure its future in agriculture.
Read ArticleHow the Democratic candidate’s agricultural strategy will guarantee farmers a fair price, reduce overproduction, and pay farmers for environmental conservation.
Read ArticleThe Origin of Livestock rule is being applied in different ways by different certifiers, which producers and advocates say gives an unfair advantage to large dairies.
Read ArticleThis rule is so badly needed that governors are now calling on USDA Secretary Sonny Perdue to finalize the proposed rules.
Read ArticleWolfe’s Neck Center for Agriculture & the Environment in Maine just launched OpenTEAM, the first open-source technology ecosystem in the world to address soil health and mitigate climate change.
Read ArticleAn important read about Monsanto’s cozy relationship with Tamar Haspel, a Washington Post columnist who defended glyphosate and diet soda.
Read ArticleA draft report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change states that the way the world produces food must change. Or the consequences will be dire.
Read ArticleWith its investors growing frustrated with its “money-bleeding” operations, Brandless has hired a new CEO and is abandoning its $3 pricing strategy.
Read ArticleThe California Department of Food and Agriculture is developing a statewide “almost organic” cannabis certification standard, similar to the USDA organic label.
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