While its cartoon mascot, Clo the Cow ... s production lines and right onto a metaphoric shelf shared with GMO-free kitty litter, salt and condoms. The move did not go unnoticed by the industry ...

it already manufactures a GMO-free version in Europe. [ See a collection of political cartoons on the economy.] "It's the unique and simple nature of original Cheerios that made this possible ...

a manual that helps food producers find GMO-free ingredients. Ben & Jerry's move is already helping to affect the supply of non-genetically modified ingredients, Roseboro said, as an Oregon cherry ...

Which isn't very cool." As sales of GMO-free food skyrocket into the billions, savvy companies are noticing. The demand for those foods falls under what the industry calls the "health halo," the ...

Remember when Cheerios and Grape-Nuts went GMO-free? That was about a year ago, when their corporate creators announced that these products would no longer contain ingredients made from ...

It seems unneccessary for salt to be advertised as “GMO-free.” After all, it’s awfully hard to genetically modify salt because it has no genes. Nevertheless, last year the Austin ...

Much of the crowd that day was enjoying free scoops of ice cream from Ben and Jerry’s, a local company that had supported the law. Requiring the labeling of GMO foods seems like precisely the ...