#non-gmo project

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[gmoaware]

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Are GMO’s labeled? Labels help us know what our food has in it. And unfortunately not all GMO’s are labeled for the publics safety. According to the Non-GMO Project, “Sixty-four countries around the world, including Australia, Japan, and all of the countries in the European Union, require genetically modified foods to be labeled. Canada does not require any GMO labeling.” Although it is not required to label, people will not be sure if their food contains anything they do not want. It would not be safe to not have the GMO’s labeled due to not much information known about them. In fact it states that, “I n the absence of credible independent long-term feeding studies, the safety of GMOs is unknown. Increasingly, citizens are taking matters into their own hands and choosing to opt out of the GMO experiment.” So in fact, the impact of GMO’s is unknown. Knowing this unevaluable information, people do not know if what they are eating is safe or not because they cannot know if it is GMO or Non-GMO.

[okazakioperons]

The Great Non-GMO Project Verification Swindle

Did you ever wonder why products with the Non-GMO Project label don’t say “contains zero GMOs” or “GMO-free”? It’s because the company doesn’t want to mislea...

Myles Power uploaded a new video on the Non-GMO Project today. It’s a good watch, if you’re interested.

[palmoilhealth]

ExcelVite’s EVNolMax 20% (T) earns Non-GMO Project Verification seal

ExcelVite, the first in the world and only PIC/S GMP-certified palm phytonutrients producer is pleased to announce that its new tocotrienol product in powder form – EVNolMax 20% (T) – is now Non-GMO Project Verified. Between 2014 and 2015, a range of ExcelVite’s palm-based tocotrienol and mixed-carotene ingredients have been verified by the Non-GMO Project. This latest addition of EVNolMax 20%…

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Four must-haves for your natural baking pantry

This time of year many of us are stocking our cupboards for pie- and cookie-baking season. With the growing interest in natural foods, many of us are also replacing our usual baking ingredients with more natural ones. Some swaps are easy, such as replacing your artificially flavored vanilla extract with the real thing. Others may be more of a challenge. For example, most of the cooking oils on…

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California dairy to be first to sell non-GMO certified conventional milk

California dairy to be first to sell non-GMO certified conventional milk

There’s a lot of milk out there. And if you look carefully at the labels, you may discover that what you don’t see could be a problem. Truth is, the majority of conventional milk comes from cows that are given rBST and/or rGBH, artificial growth hormones that have been in the news a lot.

But one northern California dairy is stepping outside the norm to provide what they feel is a healthier line…

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A New Non-GMO Label Joins the Fray

A new non-GMO certification program from the folks who brought you the Animal Welfare Approved label has arrived.

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Is GMO Testing in Organic Necessary?

Is GMO Testing in Organic Necessary?

Many of us purchase organic food and textiles to avoid unwanted toxins that may be present from the industrial chemical complex that pervades modern agriculture. Others who are wary of GMO technology purchase organic because GMO’s are prohibited in organic production. Because GMO’s are living reproductive plants that are wont to spread their pollen hither and yon, those modified genes are often…

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