Ensure your Halloween goodie bag isn’t filled with GMO tricks! Use this educational guide to make an informed choice about which candies to avoid during this frightfully festive season.
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toni jo syring
i hope we can win the battle against this garbage,i feel it is a crime against nature and humanity
I think they are trying to readicat organic goods which should automatically be non gmo as well as no chemicals used in gtowing them and replace them with just non gmo which does not exclude toxic chemicals. organic and non gmo is what should be promoted. I do not like chemicals in my food either
Karoline is excited to bring her experience teaching and love of communication and research to the Non-GMO Project to promote education and food transparency. After receiving her M.A. in English from Western Washington University, Karoline applied her education as an editor for pedagogy and writing journals and a teacher of English and creative writing. Before… » Read more
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i hope we can win the battle against this garbage,i feel it is a crime against nature and humanity
would be helpful to mention some GMO free candy
I think they are trying to readicat organic goods which should automatically be non gmo as well as no chemicals used in gtowing them and replace them with just non gmo which does not exclude toxic chemicals. organic and non gmo is what should be promoted. I do not like chemicals in my food either
my phone changed the spelling of the word eradicate*