Organic and Non-GMO Market News
Major newspaper cites Organic & Non-GMO Report as first media outlet to raise red flag about organic fraud mastermind
Missouri farmer Randy Constant was the mastermind behind a $140 million scheme to sell conventional grains as organic from 2010-2017, the biggest fraud in U.S. agriculture history. He was convicted of fraud, sentenced to 10 years in prison, and then, tragically, committed suicide. The story was reported widely in the press nationwide. But an article […]
Read MoreGrain buyers offer contracts to grow non-GMO and organic grains in 2020
The following companies are offering contracts to farmers to grow non-GMO and organic grains in 2020. Choice Grain, LLC Woodbury, MN Phone: 651-800-4885 Email: tkopp@choicegrainusa.com Contact: Thomas Kopp Contracts offered: Non-GMO and organic corn, soybeans, barley, wheat, oats, rye, peas, beans and lentils. Citizens LLC Charlotte, MI Phone: 517-541-1449 Email: bwymer@citizenselevator.com Contact: Bruce Wymer Contracts […]
Read MoreMarket trends, GMO labeling, and plant-based foods were key topics at Organic & Non-GMO Forum
The fifth annual Organic & Non-GMO Forum covered a range of topics including organic market trends, transitioning to organic, and labeling of genetically modified foods, as well as fast-growing trends such as plant-based foods and regenerative agriculture. About 300 people attended the forum, which was held this past October in Minneapolis. Attendees included farmers, seed […]
Read MoreGrain buyers offer contracts to grow non-GMO and organic grains in 2020
The following companies are offering contracts to farmers to grow non-GMO and organic grains in 2020. Choice Grain, LLC Woodbury, MN Phone: 651-800-4885 Email: tkopp@choicegrainusa.com Contact: Thomas Kopp Contracts offered: Non-GMO and organic corn, soybeans, barley, wheat, oats, rye, peas, beans and lentils. Clarkson Grain Company, Inc. Cerro Gordo, IL Phone: 217-763-2861 Email: […]
Read MoreHormel Foods, Kellogg’s introduce non-GMO soy meat alternatives
Move over Beyond Burger: Hormel Foods and Kellogg’s are the latest big players to enter the fast-growing meat-like burger market by introducing new non-GMO soy-based meat alternatives. Hormel Foods recently announced the launch of the Happy Little Plants™ brand, a new plant-forward, protein portfolio created as part of the company’s first project under its Cultivated Foods umbrella. […]
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