Holiday Gift Guide: Inspiration To Fit Your Budget
December 5, 2022The gift-giving season is nearly here! We asked Non-GMO Project team members what they’re excited to give and receive this year. They came back with a range of items to show your loved ones how much you care. Whether you’re looking to make a big splash by investing in a future family heirloom, seeking something… » Read more
Celebrate Non-GMO Project Verification with Zing!
October 27, 2022By: Christie Lucas At Zing, we’re celebrating our Non-GMO Project verification status! In addition to raising awareness about sustainable agricultural practices, we’re also excited to partner with like-minded brands to help educate consumers about the importance of choosing non-genetically modified foods. Here at Zing, we pride ourselves on providing real, nutritious solutions for the entire… » Read more
The Butterfly Lands on More Natural Choices
October 20, 2022The Non-GMO Project was created to provide a trustworthy and rigorous way to avoid GMOs in food and personal care products. Simply put, the Project was created to serve you and millions of people like you. We serve everyone who grows, makes, buys, sells and eats food in the United States and Canada. By maintaining… » Read more
Looking for Plant-Based Foods? Non-GMO Options Abound!
September 16, 2022Did you know plant-based foods are one of the fastest-growing grocery categories? Shoppers are picking more plant-based options than ever before. As the plant-based category grows, so does biotechnology’s interest in it. Traditional, transgenic GMOs — including herbicide tolerant soybeans and corn engineered to create its own pesticide — have threatened the plant-based movement since… » Read more
More Butterfly for Your Buck
July 28, 2022During the last few years, grocery shopping has gone from being a reasonably predictable chore to something more like a roller coaster ride. From pandemic-induced pantry stocking, supply chain shortages and historic inflation, many of us have one eye on our shopping cart and the other on our pocketbooks. With the rising cost of groceries… » Read more
Tasty Non-GMO Treats for Your Holiday Cookout
June 30, 2022The holiday weekend is nearly here, and on both sides of the 49th parallel, cookouts abound. With Independence Day celebrated July 4 in the U.S. and Canada Day on July 1, there’s no shortage of backyard parties — and we can help with cookout-friendly products and homemade accompaniments, all non-GMO. You can find the Butterfly… » Read more
Stay Cool and Non-GMO With Verified Ice Cream
June 22, 2022Do you scream for ice cream? Or perhaps you love the taste of plant-based? Either way, we’ve got you covered with chilled Non-GMO Project Verified treats certain to satisfy. Each brand offers something special, and all create innovative flavors made with high-quality ingredients. Ice cream and non-dairy frozen desserts pair wonderfully with fresh berries that… » Read more
Celebrate Good Food Month!
October 13, 2021If you’re like many shoppers, you want to know how the food you buy affects people and the planet. That’s why you look for transparency from stores, brands and manufacturers. At the Non-GMO Project we believe you have a right to know how the products you buy align with your values, and third-party certifications play… » Read more
Organic and Non-GMO Project Verified: A Tale of Two Certifications
February 25, 2021We’re often asked how Non-GMO Project Verification and USDA Organic Certification intersect. If “Organic is always non-GMO,” then what does the Non-GMO Project Verification mark offer to brands and shoppers? A lot! Let’s walk through it. The Non-GMO Project Verification Program is focused solely and deeply on GMOs, supported by testing and supply chain tracing…. » Read more
Manukora Honey: Good News from New Zealand’s Bees, and the People who Tend to Them
February 11, 2021There is good news in the world of bees, and that news comes from New Zealand: Honey bee populations in the country have been growing steadily for the last century. Progress like this is all the more critical as global populations of bees and other pollinators move in the opposite direction. This achievement speaks to… » Read more
