By Mac Slavo SHTFplan.com March 12, 2019 FDA Approves Controversial GMO Salmon For Import The United States Food and Drug Administration has decided that their previous ban on genetically modified salmon can be lifted. In 2016, Congress said the salmon could not be sold in the United States until the FDA finalized […]
By Howard Roark Natural News February 5, 2017 GMO apples to arrive at “test stores” this month, grocer names remain secretive February 2017 marks the introduction of genetically modified apples into US stores, sadly. The altered Golden Delicious apple will be the first to be test marketed, at ten Midwest locations. Okanagan […]
By Chris Morran Consumerist July 29, 2016 President Signs Law That Overturns Vermont GMO Labeling Rules, Replaces Them With Barcodes Earlier this month, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell fast-tracked a controversial piece of legislation aimed at overturning and preempting state laws for labeling foods made with genetically modified ingredients. The Senate passed […]
By Chris Morran Consumerist May 11, 2016 Pepsi, Frito-Lay Quietly Adding GMO Ingredient Labels To Some Foods Whether or not you agree with mandatory labeling for foods containing genetically modified or genetically engineered ingredients, the Vermont law requiring this information on food sold in that state will go into effect on the first of […]
By Corporate Europe Observatory CorporateEurope.org April 21, 2016 Commission fails to regulate new GMOs after intense US lobbying The European Commission has shelved a legal opinion confirming that genetically modified organisms (GMOs) produced through gene-editing and other new techniques fall under EU GMO law, following pressure from the US government. A series […]
By Nadia Prupis Common Dreams March 18, 2016 ‘This is What Consumers Want’: General Mills to Start Labeling GMOs Environmental and consumer advocacy groups hailed decision by food manufacturer and called on Congress to follow suit General Mills will start labeling genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in all its food products, thanks to Vermont‘s […]
By Chris Morran Consumerist January 8, 2016 Campbell Soup To Label Products Containing GMOs, Supports Mandatory Labeling While some large food producers contend that mandatory labeling of products containing genetically modified or genetically engineered ingredients would be a burdensome and unnecessary requirement, the folks at Campbell Soup Company have decided to not only […]
By Janet Phelan New Eastern Outlook December 23, 2015 First GMO Corn, then Frankenfish, and Now — Get Ready for Designer Babies We knew it was coming to this. The GMO revolution wasn’t going to stop at our dinner table. But did we think it would happen so soon? The first week in […]
By Chris Morran Consumerist December 2, 2015 Poll: 9-In-10 Americans Support GMO Labeling (James Vaughn) Last month, the Food and Drug Administration approved the first-ever genetically engineered animal for sale as food in the U.S., but declared that this salmon would not need to carry any label identifying it as a genetically […]
By Deirdre Fulton Common Dreams September 22, 2015 With New Ban on Cultivation, Northern Ireland Joins EU’s Anti-GMO Ranks Environment minister expresses “concern” that growing GMOs would tarnish nation’s “clean and green image” Yet another European nation has banned genetically modified (GM or GMO) crops, with Northern Ireland’s Minister for the Environment Mark […]
By F. William Engdahl New Eastern Outlook July 28, 2015 A Killer-Diller: GMO Soy makes Formaldehyde in our Gut Of course only very pathologically damaged mothers would ever knowingly feed their family formaldehyde. But that’s precisely what hundreds of millions of families are unknowingly doing around the world every day. A brilliant […]
By Nadia Prupis Common Dreams July 28, 2015 Surprise! Pro-GMO Lawmakers Get Big Funds from Agribusiness Lobbies Reps who voted against mandatory GMO labeling received three times as much money from food and agriculture lobbies File this under unsurprising, but nefarious nonetheless. Members of U.S. Congress who vote against mandatory labeling for […]
