Food companies can now certify their products as free from ultraprocessed ingredients

The Non-UPF Program says it's the first to offer a label in the U.S. for brands to highlight products free from excessive processing and artificial additives.
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This “pro-GMO” brand says its chocolate is better for the planet

Ethos Chocolate launched with a pro-GMO label, claiming that genetically modified organisms are in fact better for the planet. Let the debate begin. Typically when food packaging mentions GMOs it’s to ...
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3 Hidden GMO Ingredients to Avoid in Your Food

Are GMOs sneaking into your pantry without you even realizing it? If you’ve been making the switch to a more natural lifestyle, chances are you’ve started paying closer attention to food labels. But ...
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Non-GMO Project launches Non-UPF Verified to reform packaged foods

Non-GMO Project launched its Non-UPF Verified program to develop standards for food and beverage CPG companies around ultra-processed foods (UPFs) by reviewing existing research, particularly the NOVA ...
Reuters

Stand by science on GMO foods, EU trade chief says

BRUSSELS (Reuters) - It's time for Europe to reassess its skepticism towards genetically modified (GMO) foods and trust scientists who have deemed them safe -- or risk more international lawsuits, the ...
Reuters

China seeks to assuage consumer fears over GMO foods

BEIJING (Reuters) - China's agriculture ministry said it would back new laws on genetically modified (GMO) food labeling "at a suitable time" as it seeks to assuage public concerns over safety, but ...