Getting Extra Antibiotics Off the Menu
McDonald’s, KFC and Subway need to make global commitments to stop serving meat from animals routinely given antibiotics used in human medicine.
USDA Called Out by 50 Groups for Censoring Science
A coalition of over 50 consumer, agriculture and environmental groups sent a letter to the USDA expressing growing concerns over the alleged suppression, harassment, and censorship of agency scientists.
The EU Glyphosate Rebellion Grows
More countries across the European Union have now joined the Great Glyphosate Rebellion that was started late last week by France, Sweden and the Netherlands.
Beyond the Marketing: Are GMOs Feeding the World or Fueling Food Waste?
One of the most compelling promises that Monsanto use to justify GMOs and their pesticides is that they are needed to feed the world.
France Pushes for a Ban on Glyphosate Herbicides in Europe
French Minister of Ecology has announced that France will vote against the EU re-licensing of glyphosate, the world’s most used herbicide.
To Our Senate: The Countries that Label GMOs (& How Hostess Labels Them)
American food companies love to say that they can’t label GMOs because it’s too expensive. It’s a lie.
Big Food and Big Biotech Have Spent Almost $200 Million Opposing GMO Labeling
This report from the Environmental Working Group shows the staggering sums on money spent to oppose GMO labeling and deny the public the right to know what is in our foods.
Roberts GMO Labeling Bill Is Anti-American
Sen. Pat Roberts’ DARK Act that would make it GMO labeling by states illegal. A distinctly Anti-American act.
A Bogus New GMO Labeling Scheme that America Can Not Afford
The Senate released the newest version of the DARK Act, the anti-GMO labeling bill backed by Monsanto, the Grocery Manufacturers Association, and their Big Food allies.
RoundUp Reality: Americans Are Exposed to a LOT More Glyphosate than Europeans
Glyphosate use has risen almost 15-fold since so-called “Roundup Ready,” genetically engineered glyphosate-tolerant crops were introduced in 1996.