
(NaturalNews) Just because those cute little bear-shaped bottles at the grocery store say “honey” on them does not necessarily mean that they actually contain honey. A comprehensive investigation conducted byFood Safety News(FSN) has found that the vast majority of so-called honey products sold at grocery stores, big box stores, drug stores, and restaurants do not [...]
The world’s most widely adopted biotech trait, Roundup Ready® soybeans, is set to go off patent soon in the U.S. – the last applicable Monsanto-owned patent is expected to expire in 2014. We introduced our second-generation Roundup Ready soybean technology in 2009 – Genuity™ Roundup Ready 2 Yield®. Monsanto-owned seed brands will be wholly focused [...]
Intertek is a leading provider of quality and safety solutions serving a wide range of industries around the world, providing audit, inspection, testing, and quality assurance and certification options. Intertek, who are the exclusive global partner for True Source Honey™, LLC launched the True Source Honey Certified program in India at The Hotel Eros, Nehru [...]
EU bans GM-contaminated honey from general sale Bavarian beekeepers forced to declare their honey as genetically modified because of contamination from nearby Monsanto crops Honey bees on a honeycomb in Germany. A European court has ruled that honey which contains traces of pollen from genetically modified crops needs special authorisation before it can be sold. [...]
Product labeling is an area where loopholes and CSR seem to converge. It is precisely these loopholes that make it easy for companies to engage in a degree of greenwash but there is a thin line between ‘greenwash’ and ‘misleading the consumer.’ A recent lawsuit against ConAgra proves this point. The American food giant that owns several brands like [...]
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Posted on 01 April 2012
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Posted on 13 January 2012
Honeybee problem nearing a ‘critical point’ By Claire Thompson Photo: Pesticide Action Network North AmericaAnyone who’s been stung by a bee knows they can inflict an outsized pain for such tiny insects. It makes a strange kind of sense, then, that their demise would create an outsized problem for the food system by placing the more than 70 crops they pollinate [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 15 October 2011
Salad Dressings Infant Formula Bread, Rolls, Pastry Baby Cereal Canned rolls and breads Hamburgers and Hotdogs Margarine Processed Meats Mayonnaise Crackers Chocolate Cookies Candy Fried Foods Frozen Foods Chips Tofu Veggie Burgers Soy Burgers Meat Substitutes Aspartame Ice Cream Frozen Yogurt Tamari Soy Sauce Soy Cheese Soy Nuts and Products Processed Cheese Pasteurized Cheese Tomato [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 19 September 2011
(Reuters) – * More than 10 permits sought again for pilot projects * Pro-GMO group sees commercial corn planting by next year (Reuters) – Permits to plant large extensions of genetically modified (GM) corn for the first time in Mexico are likely to be approved before the end of the year, said a company lobby group on [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 16 September 2011
The Consumer Council has called for a mandatory labeling system on all pre- packaged and genetically modified food sold in Hong Kong after revealing that half the soy drinks on the market contain GM ingredients. It detected GM ingredients in half the 50 samples tested, though some had very limited amounts that were hardly quantifiable. [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 15 September 2011
Genetically Engineered Foods Our goal at Whole Foods Market is to provide informed consumer choice with regard to genetically engineered ingredients (also known as GMOs or Genetically Modified Organisms). Clearly labeled products enable shoppers who want to avoid foods made with GMOs to do so. Accordingly we offer a growing array of choices in our [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 07 September 2011
Honey made near Monsanto crops must get EU check, court says Wed, 7 Sep 2011 06:05:15 Beekeepers with hives close to fields of Monsanto Co. genetically modified corn must have their honey checked by regulators before selling it in the European Union, the region’s highest court said.EU rules require prior authorization before goods containing genetically [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 06 September 2011
BRUSSELS — Honey that contains traces of pollen from genetically modified crops needs special authorization before it can be sold in Europe, the European Union’s top court said Tuesday, in a judgment that could have widespread consequences on the bloc’s policy on genetically modified organisms, or GMOs. The ruling from the European Court of Justice [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 24 August 2011
WARSAW (Reuters) – Poland’s President Bronislaw Komorowski on Wednesday vetoed a new legislation that would allow some genetically modified seeds in the country, saying it ran against European Union rules. Poland currently forbids any GMO cultivation or sales on its soil and must align its legislation with the more lenient one of the EU after [...] Continue Reading
Posted on 18 August 2011
Announced by the United States Department Agriculture back on the afternoon of July 1 — when most people were shopping for beer and burgers for the long holiday weekend — the word that the government was allowing Scotts Miracle Gro to further contaminate our lawns SHOULD HAVE BEEN front-page news. The story about the world’s [...] Continue Reading