Monsanto’s Position on GMO Labeling
Monsanto spends massive sums of money to oppose GMO labeling. Understanding their “thinking” is important.
Monsanto spends massive sums of money to oppose GMO labeling. Understanding their “thinking” is important.
2013 was the year of the Food Awakening. Consumers and Wall Street got in on the food movement like never before.
Organic food wasn’t as pricey for our grandmothers as it is today but the food system we have today isn’t the one that she had either.
Kraft announced that they are reformulating some of their signature mac and cheese products to be more nutritious.
A look at the escalating growth of Annie’s versus the collapsing growth of Kellogg’s tells the GMO vs Non-GMO story from the viewpoint of what food buyers truly want.
The food industry’s claim that GMO labeling will raise food costs can be easily disproved. The real reason for their opposition is a much bigger fear on their part.
Biotech companies oppose GMO labeling claiming to the FDA that their products are the same as non-gmo. But they also claim patents for unique properties and features. Which is it?
As junk food becomes more of an obsolete technology, what will happen to financial portfolios that are vested in companies in this field?
Its an odd concept to think that food awareness could connect in a candy bar.
A recent study shows that animals found in the US food supply are harmed by the consumption of GMOs in corn and soy animal feed.