AquaBounty says its first bioengineered salmon will be harvested in March, but that doesn’t mean it’ll be easy to buy.
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AquaBounty says its first bioengineered salmon will be harvested in March, but that doesn’t mean it’ll be easy to buy.
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Mounting evidence suggests that temperatures of around 90 degrees Fahrenheit or above can make some herbicide-resistant weeds even more resistant.
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If approved, the USDA would consolidate its power in reviewing the safety and efficacy of both GMO animals and food — something that should be of real concern to organic advocates.
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The country will also be phasing out the super-toxic glyphosate herbicide by 2024.
Read Article On Monday, the FDA approved a genetically-engineered pig whose body doesn’t make a component that can trigger allergies in people.
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Some distressing news out of Israel, where researchers say they have detected a successful ‘genome editing event’ in the cannabis plant, signaling the advent of GMO for cultivation.
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The Grocery Manufacturing Association was accused of not disclosing where its contributions to the 2013 “No on 522” campaign came from.
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A federal court ruled that the FDA violated the National Environmental Policy Act and the Endangered Species Act when approving GE-salmon.
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Bt GMO crops aren’t working. What a surprise.
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Is it only a matter of time before the U.S. follows suit?
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Center for Food Safety’s lawsuit alleges federal “bioengineered food” law improperly prohibits state seed labeling.
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A federal court dismissed a lawsuit against the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, which reversed previous bans on specific insecticides and GMOs in national wildlife refuges.
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Investigative organization OrganicEye has just released a report on CBD that will help guide shoppers in choosing the safest, most authentic organic products.
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Yesterday, the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California heard arguments in the Center for Food Safety’s lawsuit challenging the approval of genetically-engineered salmon in the U.S.
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Despite the public outcry and scientific dispute over the human health and environment risks, the Florida Keys Mosquito Control Board gave the green light for the release of 750 million GE-mosquitoes over the next two years.
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More evidence that “GMOs are needed to feed the world” is pure propaganda.
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This move was done in response to Brazil’s approval of genetically-engineered sugarcane using recombinant DNA technology.
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A lawsuit filed by the Center for Food Safety against the USDA argues that the 2019 GMO labeling regulation will leave the majority of GMO-derived foods unlabeled, discriminate against tens of millions of Americans, prohibit the use of the widely known terms “GMO” and “GE”, and prohibit retailers from providing more information to consumers.
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Despite the fact that Fidel Castro was a harsh critic of GMOs, the country is now officially allowing them.
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AquaBounty, the genetically-engineered salmon producer, has begun the commercial-scale harvest of conventional Atlantic salmon raised at its first U.S. farm in Indiana.
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In an incredibly risky move, the EPA granted permission for genetically engineered mosquitoes to be released into the Florida Keys and around Houston.
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Concealing the identities of the food and beverage companies that spent $11 million to defeat a GMO-labeling initiative in 2013 has proven costly for the Grocery Manufacturers Association, now known as the Consumer Brands Association.
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The plan would green-light growing GMOs on dozens of refuges throughout the Southeast.
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In new research published in the journal Science Advances, it is suggested that gene editing is more error-prone than first thought.
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