Highlights from this month’s issue:
International non-GMO markets are “successful and thriving”
International Non-GMO Summit brings together leaders of the non-GMO movement in EU and U.S.; unites against new GMO technologies.
USDA warns certifiers about fraudulent organic soybeans and soymeal coming from West Africa
The National Organic Program has directed the certifiers to enforce stricter oversight of imports from West Africa with increased on-site inspections, traceability, and sampling and testing for pesticide residues, among other actions.
Can certification programs prevent greenwashing of regenerative claims?
New report finds large corporations are diluting the meaning of regenerative agriculture; regenerative certifiers say validating regenerative outcomes will prevent greenwashing.
The U.S.-Mexico trade war over GMO corn heats up
A new government in Mexico has pledged to carry on the fight to keep genetically modified corn out of the national diet.
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Backlash on pro-#GMO corn decision by trade panel. Mex City declares itself "territory free of GM corn." Tortilla industry backs constitutional amendment to ban cultivation of GM corn in #Mexico. @victor_suarez @nongmoreport
Monocultures, #glyphosate fanning flames of forest fires. Tree-farm monocultures, enabled by glyphosate, are not just a disaster for ecosystems. They’re also more flammable.
Japan: Gene-edited crickets firm goes bust. Gryllus, an edible insect company that developed gene-edited crickets, has gone bankrupt after facing public criticism over the use of its powdered crickets in school lunches. It went belly up before it could market its #GMO crickets.