The Organic & Non-GMO Report Newsletter
Non-GMO Summit 2024: International non-GMO industry calls for transparency on new GMO technologies and cooperation throughout the value chain
More than 160 representatives from a thriving international non-GMO industry and leading European associations from 23 countries and four continents met on October 7-8, 2024 at the International Non-GMO Summit 2024 in Frankfurt, Germany. Operators across the full Non-GMO value chain are united in battling the current challenges posed by the planned deregulation of New Genomic […]
Read MoreGMO salmon factory in Canada for sale as company faces “deepening crisis”
Just four years after its first “harvest” of genetically engineered Atlantic salmon in Canada, the U.S. biotechnology company AquaBounty is selling its on-land GMO fish factory at Rollo Bay, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Local community groups have confirmed that AquaBounty’s factory is now closed. “We never wanted genetically modified salmon and we’re relieved the company […]
Read MoreOnce Again introduces graham cracker sandwiches
Organic and gluten-free snacks are made with peanut butter and sunflower seed butter Once Again Nut Butter has made its sustainably sourced nut and seed butters super snackable with a small-batch, handcrafted graham sandwiches. Available in peanut butter and sunflower seed butter flavors, these single-serve snacks are the only sandwich crackers that are certified both […]
Read MoreAre organic dairy farms paving the way for a healthier planet?
Organic dairy farming is not just a trend; it’s a powerful solution for combating climate change. By using sustainable practices, organic dairy farms are reducing greenhouse gas emissions, improving soil health, and supporting biodiversity. Since dairy farming has a serious impact on the carbon footprint of every dairy product, organic farms utilize new technology and […]
Read MorePesticide use continues to drop in California
Reflecting a long-term trend, reported pesticide use dropped over 5% between 2021 and 2022 in California. Data from the Pesticide Use Report revealed 181 million pounds of active pesticide ingredients applied, a 10.4-million-pound decrease from 2021. Cumulative acres treated also decreased by 3.2% year over year. California requires pesticide use be reported for all agricultural […]
Read More