Leading organic cereal manufacturer, Nature's Path, has made a significant contribution—$500,000—to the Center for Food Safety's campaign for mandatory labeling of genetically modified foods.
Monsanto, the world's largest seed manufacturer known for its sprawling genetically modified crops such as corn, cotton, soy and canola, is now setting its sights on your ...
As the Occupy Wall Street movement's momentum shows no sign of slowing down, "alternatives" seem to be on everyone's mind these days. From ...
The country's first genetically engineered animal product could soon be approved forsale and distribution without any labeling requirements as the FDA has completed its evaluation on ...
Accusations by the organic industry watchdog group The Cornucopia Institute suggest that a number of well established health food brands are selling cereals ...
The Bronner family history is undoubtedly significant, but it is their future that appears to be even more extraordinary. David Bronner, 38, grandson of Dr. ...
October has always been a month filled with food, from the harvest season to the bellyaching Halloween indulgences. But it now also marks another monumental observation: ...
Efforts to bring awareness to the reasons why genetically modified foods should be labeled are underway in a number of different campaigns across the U.S. with ...
The USDA has awarded AquaBounty Technologies, manufacturer of the controversial genetically modified AquAdvantage salmon, one of its 2011 Biotechnology Risk Assessment Grants in the amount of $494,000, ...
For the first time in history, a country is accusing a company of stealing indigenous plants in order to attempt to create a genetically modified version. ...
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