Tag: labels
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#MorningMonarchy: June 6, 2018
Monsanto memory hole, wedding cake justice and swilling sewage beer + this day in history w/the exhumation of Josef Mengele and our song of the day by Dierks Bentley on your Morning Monarchy for June 6, 2018.
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#MorningMonarchy: July 13, 2016
Luxury trash, Coke suckers and agrihoods + this day in history w/Live Aid and our song of the day by Let’s Eat Grandma on your Morning Monarchy for July 13, 2016.
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#MorningMonarchy: March 23, 2016
Suing Monsanto, automated restaurants and defensive food + this day in history w/the Enabling Act and our song of the day by PJ Harvey on your Morning Monarchy for March 23, 2016.
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#GoodNewsNextWeek: General Mills to Put GMO Labeling On Its GM Cereal (Video)
Jean-Claude Van Damme kicks banksters on French TV; General Mills labels everything thanks to Vermont; and Tesco’s bad image helps feed the hungry.
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#GoodNewsNextWeek: JCVD Is Aware, GM Labels GMOs, Tesco Donates (Audio)
Jean-Claude Van Damme kicks banksters on French TV; General Mills labels everything thanks to Vermont; and Tesco’s bad image helps feed the hungry.
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#GoodNewsNextWeek: Bacteria Eats Plastic In Breakthrough New Discovery (Video)
Unilever settles Indian compensation case after viral video success; Newly discovered bacteria can eat the most common type of plastic; and Oregon’s labeling law the latest in ongoing GM salmon saga.
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#GoodNewsNextWeek: Unilever Settles, Bacteria Eats Plastic, Labeling Salmon (Audio)
Unilever settles Indian compensation case after viral video success; Newly discovered bacteria can eat the most common type of plastic; and Oregon’s labeling law the latest in ongoing GM salmon saga.
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#MorningMonarchy: February 24, 2016
Portland pollution, DowDuPont and beauty risks + this day in history w/the Battle of Los Angeles and our song of the day by Savages on your Morning Monarchy for February 24, 2016.
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#GoodNewsNextWeek: Mmm Mmm Good, Campbell’s To Label GMOs (Video)
This week on #GoodNewsNextWeek: Elephants are leaving the circus early after public outcry; Campbell’s Soup will label its US products for GMOs; UK cafe feeds thousands with “food waste”.
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#GoodNewsNextWeek: Elephants Leave Circus, Campbell’s Just Labels It, Cafe Serves Waste (Audio)
This week on #GoodNewsNextWeek: Elephants are leaving the circus early after public outcry; Campbell’s Soup will label its US products for GMOs; UK cafe feeds thousands with “food waste”.
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Australian Farmers Lobby Gov’t For Clearer Labeling Of Supermarket Food
from apperspective.net: Tasmanian farmers are calling for greater transparency in supermarket food labeling, lobbying the Australian government to introduce clearer identification of imported goods. The call for action on Monday comes on the back of a major hepatitis A scare in Australia, prompted by frozen berry imports from Chinese suppliers. The Australian government has vowed…
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#YesOn92 Poll Shows #GMO-Labeling Initiative Leading Prior to Nov. 4 Election
from oregonlive.com: Supporters of a mandatory GMO-labeling initiative say their own polling shows that Measure 92 is ahead with only days to go before votes are counted Nov. 4. The poll, conducted by Washington D.C.-based GBA Strategies, has the measure leading by eight percentage points, 52 to 44. The result differs from a poll released Tuesday,…
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Dennis & Elizabeth Kucinich at Oregon’s Yes On 92 Rally
Dennis & Elizabeth Kucinich made two local appearances in support of Measure 92, Oregon’s ballot initiative that would require the labeling of foods made with genetically-modified ingredients. Download/Subscribe
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64 Countries Have Done What U.S. Won’t to Make Our Food Safer
from policymic.com: Sixty-four nations enforce consumer “right to know” laws on GMO food, while the United States has little regulatory framework surrounding genetically modified food products. The map above shows, as of 2013, the 64 nations that regard food labeling as a consumer priority. They include: Australia, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Bulgaria,…
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New York Considering Labeling GMO Food
from lohud.com: Supporters say customers have a right to know what’s in their food and how it was grown or made. Those against labeling say that it’s unnecessary and will drive up food prices.