Why ‘Organic’ and ‘GMO’ Do Not, Cannot, Legally Mix:

Thank goodness the legal definition of Organic specifically means Non-GMO, especially when articles attempt to downplay the issues with GMO farming and products, and attempt to blur the importance of keeping GMO farming and products in check.

Savvy food customers aren’t fooled, most do their homework, but for all of us food shoppers, it’s incredibly important to have actual, accurate information about GMOs.

A few articles that clearly counter the myth that “farming has been blending genes the same way as GMOS, naturally, for thousands of years”:

More on Monsanto business practices:

Not to mention the power Monsanto is trying to gain through the Trans Pacific Partnership trade agreement being pushed aggressively:

“Monsanto should not have to vouchsafe the safety of biotech food. Our interest is in selling as much of it as possible. Assuring its safety is the FDA’s job.”

~ a quote from Monsanto’s former director of corporate communications

…and yet, the FDA allowed Monsanto to do their *own* environmental impact study. This is how large an overlap there is between Monsanto, the FDA, and the Federal Government:

If GMOs concern you, the Non-GMO Project already accurately labels food products that do not contain GMOs (I have no affiliation with them other than being appreciative they exist) — as well, GMO products are not allowed under the certified Organic label.

May it always be so.