U.S. Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT) said this past week that loopholes in federal organic regulations are hurting small organic dairies, and he vowed to close them.
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U.S. Sen. Patrick Leahy (D-VT) said this past week that loopholes in federal organic regulations are hurting small organic dairies, and he vowed to close them.
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As corporate boards have been slow to reflect the composition of America’s consumers, some natural products industry leaders are pushing for more diversification.
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Gallup is reporting that 81% of Americans say they never order groceries online, while 11% say they do so at least once a month.
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After a judge sentenced Randy Constant, 60, to ten years in prison for committing organic food fraud, he took his own life.
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Turkey and Ukraine are not the only countries suspected of selling U.S. companies fraudulent organic grains.
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Food delivery apps are inspiring digital-only establishments that don’t need a dining room or waiters.
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The 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.
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Because of heavy rain, Sno Pac Foods in Minnestoa lost 660 football fields of organic peas — and that number does not include other crop losses.
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The 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.
The 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.
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A 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.
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The 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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Rise Mrkt will ship staples like organic rice and lentils to your house in compostable containers.
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With a large export market to China drying up because of the trade war, prunes are being marketed to American consumers for their bone, muscle and heart benefits.
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With CBD facing many legal, regulatory and business hurdles, Scott Gottlieb offers his opinion as to a way forward.
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Kroger and Meijer have announced they are suspending milk deliveries from Natural Prairie Dairy , a 14,000-head organic dairy farm in Texas, in the wake of newly released undercover video showing alleged mistreatment of cows.
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Green packaging materials, redirecting food waste and adding social value in supply chains were a few of the key topics at last week’s summit.
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Kroger generated some $22 billion in sales last year from its private-label products, or about 18% of the company’s total, up from $15 billion of sales in 2011.
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According to recent research from The Center for Food Integrity, it isn’t just Generation Z that is interested in ethical food sourcing.
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A start-up in Ethiopia is providing organic produce grown by small landowners to markets in places like London and Dubai.
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In a study out of Austria, it was found that an apple’s enormous bacterial community — about 100 million bacteria — is much more diverse and balanced in organic apples.
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According to figures released by The Good Food Institute and the Plant Based Foods Association, plant-based food sales jumped 11% in the past year, with non-dairy yogurts growing by an astronomical 39%.
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A recap of last week’s Organic Produce Summit in California, which attracted 1,600 attendees, nearly 300 retailers and 148 exhibitors.
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Health-conscious mothers are increasingly eschewing American formulas and going to extreme lengths to import organic German formulas not approved by the FDA.
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