The Non-GMO Blog
Oils Designed to Support Every Recipe and Requirement
How decades of expertise, non-GMO leadership, and custom solutions help food manufacturers innovate with confidence. As clean-label requirements have moved from niche positioning to baseline expectation, non-GMO and organic oils have become a focal point for food manufacturers managing both formulation performance and supply chain risk. The shift has elevated oils from commodity ingredients to […]
Read MoreNew Film Explores Mexico’s Fight for Seed Sovereignty
From milpa farms in Zaachila to Tierra del Sol in Oaxaca, the new documentary, Seeds of Sovereignty, produced by Pax Natura and directed by Stuart J. Tanner, focuses on Mexico’s fight to protect its agricultural heritage. Pax Natura is a nonprofit organization, founded by Randall Tolpinrud, dedicated to ecological health and biodiversity, advancing projects that […]
Read MoreOrganic Certification Cost‑Share Delays
Certified organic producers and handlers in the United States are facing significant delays in receiving reimbursement under the National Organic Certification Cost Share Program (NOCCSP), creating financial pressure on farms and processors at a time when margins are tight. The program, designed to defray a portion of annual organic certification costs, has not distributed the […]
Read MoreMarket-Ready Corn: How Rovey Seed Supports Specialty Grain Growers
Turning organic and non-GMO corn into bountiful market opportunities. For many specialty grain growers, producing organic and non-GMO corn is only part of the challenge. Finding reliable buyers who value quality and integrity can be equally intensive. Companies like Rovey Seed provide that connection, turning high-quality corn into tangible market opportunities for food brands across […]
Read MoreTop 3 Seed Trends to Watch in 2026
Industry trends indicate several seed categories that could offer strategic value for growers, suppliers, and agribusiness investors in 2026. Demand is rising for seeds that combine sustainability, resilience, and market potential. Expanding organic acreage, evolving certification standards, and greater adoption across vegetables, grains, and specialty crops are creating opportunities for seed suppliers to expand portfolios […]
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