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  1. the future
    The First GMO Apple Will Hit Grocery Stores This February In a handful of midwestern grocery stores.
    ByChris Crowley
  2. gmos
    FDA Concludes New GMO Pink Pineapples at Least Won’t Kill You Del Monte got the all-clear to sell its mutant fruit.
    ByClint Rainey
  3. gmos
    New Report Suggests GMOs Have Had Zero Effect on Lowering Pesticide Use Or, for that matter, increased crop yields.
    ByClint Rainey
  4. food labels
    President Obama Signs America’s First GMO-Labeling Bill Into Law It abolishes Vermont’s rules with a federal set allowing food companies to use QR codes.
    ByClint Rainey
  5. gmos
    Scientists Engineered a Tomato That Doesn’t Get Mushy One upside to genetically modified fruit.
    ByClint Rainey
  6. food labels
    Congress Passes the Nation’s First GMO-Labeling Requirement Obama is expected to sign the bill, overriding Vermont’s state law.
    ByClint Rainey
  7. Senate Passes America’s First GMO-Labeling Bill It now moves to the House, despite having critics on both sides of the aisle.
    ByClint Rainey
  8. Mergers
    German Drug Company Offers $62 Billion for Monsanto to Merge This would create the world’s largest agricultural supplier.
    ByClint Rainey
  9. Studies
    Top Scientific Panel Says GMOs Aren’t Risky They’re not harmful, but they’re also not yielding more crops.
    ByClint Rainey
  10. Health
    The World Actually Grew Fewer GMOs Last Year Data shows the number of acres dropped one percent in 2015.
    ByClint Rainey
  11. Food Fight
    Senate Blocks Anti-GMO-Labeling Bill The lawmakers rejected the so-called “DARK Act.”
    ByChris Crowley
  12. GMOs
    Un-Bruisable GMO Potatoes Are One Small Step Away From the Market The FDA has given its stamp of approval.
    ByClint Rainey
  13. Health
    Campbell’s Will Be the First Food Company to Label GMOs It could reportedly result in cosmetic changes to 75 percent of products.
    ByClint Rainey
  14. Not Likely
    Russia Wants to Be the Biggest Producer of Organic Food Putin has unveiled his five-year plan.
    ByClint Rainey
  15. GM-Nos
    Even More Retailers Are Refusing to Sell Genetically Modified Salmon Costco and Red Lobster are the latest ones to pass.
    ByClint Rainey
  16. The Future
    The FDA Just Approved Genetically Modified Salmon for Human Consumption The biotech company behind the fish says it could be on the market in two years.
    ByClint Rainey
  17. Studies
    Science Can Now Make Pretty Much Any Fruit Bigger Geneticists say that they can rewire the genetic sequences of plants.
    ByClint Rainey
  18. Video Feed
    Neil deGrasse Tyson Has a Message for GMO-Haters “If you’re the complainer type, go back and eat the apples that grow wild.”
    ByClint Rainey
  19. Cereal Killer
    Grape-Nuts Goes Non-GMO Verified, Loses Basic Nutrients Say good-bye to your morning riboflavin.
    ByHugh Merwin
  20. Complete Breakfast
    General Mills Announces Original Cheerios Have Gone GMO-Free “It was never about pressure.”
    ByBelle Cushing
  21. Soy Annoying
    Chipotle Introducing Tofu Burritos The new “Sofritas” filling is available on the West Cost.
    BySierra Tishgart
  22. Labels
    New ‘GMO-Free’ Label Approved by Agriculture Department Did your chicken ever eat transgenic alfalfa sprouts? Now you’ll know.
    ByHugh Merwin
  23. Frankenfoods
    California to Vote on Whether GMOs Need Their Own Label Nearly one million signatures were collected for a ballot measure that supports labeling.
    ByHadley Tomicki
  24. Health Concerns
    Move Over Pink Slime: Now Granola’s Toxic, Too First of all it’s not even “natural,” and second, it’s totally loaded with pesticides.
    ByCollin Keefe
  25. Mediavore
    Nudie Bar Patron Shot In the Neck; Conscientious Panda Express Tests Recipes It Plus: Recreating long-lost family recipes requires detective work and discerning palate; and Panera is planning more pay-optional locations, all in our morning news roundup.
  26. Mediavore
    Sly Stone Living on Food Donations; Chains Turn Their Backs on Booze Despite potential profits, a Cabernet just doesn’t pair well with a value meal.