The Report · May/June 2023

The Report · Vol. 23 · May/June 2023

Organic food sales topped $60 billion in 2022

Organic sales grew by 4% despite inflation challenges Organic food sales in the United States in 2022 broke through $60 billion for the first time, hitting another high-level mark for the resilient…

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The Report · May/June 2023

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01Cover storyOrganic food sales topped $60 billion in 202202Company ProfileRoberts Seed sprouts profits in cleaning organic and non-GMO grain03Organic NewsSenator Welch introduces bill to reduce barriers to organic agriculture04Organic NewsUSDA restores Organic Certification Cost Share Program05Organic NewsNature’s Path supports 15 community gardens with more than $100,000 in grants through its Gardens for Good Program 06Non-GMO NewsInternational Non-GMO Summit focuses on ensuring non-GMO and deforestation-free supplies07Non-GMO NewsSevita introduces non-GMO, high oleic Alinova soybean variety08Regenerative AgricultureAgroforestry shows great promise as regenerative ag technique09Regenerative AgricultureBipartisan COVER Act will boost farm resilience and soil health10Regenerative AgriculturePurely Elizabeth partners with Mad Agriculture for first regenerative impact program11Regenerative AgricultureIdaho farm to demonstrate regenerative potato growing12Regenerative AgriculturePepsiCo invests $216 million in regenerative agriculture projects13Market NewsUpcycled ingredients is a fast-growing trend14Market NewsYoung Canadians willing to pay more for organic, non-GMO food15Market NewsCiranda offers reduced sugar syrups16Organic NewsRonnie Cummins, 1946-202317Market NewsMexico emphasizes right to ban imports of GMO white corn18Market NewsUnfair U.S. trade practices undermine Mexico’s food self-sufficiency efforts19GMO NewsGMO mosquito experiment halted in California’s Central Valley20GMO NewsItaly bans lab-grown food as threat to tradition21GMO NewsGene-edited leafy greens launched in the U.S. but consumers won’t know they are eating a GMO product22GMO NewsGMO wheat contaminating conventional wheat in Argentina23PesticidesFirst trials over deadly pesticide Paraquat scheduled for this year24PesticidesFarmers, conservationists ask court to strike down crop-damaging dicamba pesticide25PesticidesTesting finds glyphosate in two popular oat milks26The Bright SideKansas City nonprofit grows free, organic produce for cancer patients27Organic NewsIowa, Minnesota farmers plead guilty in organic fraud schemes
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