GMOs

Food News: Rent-A-Chicken, Haute Cuisine Goes Vegetarian, Protests At CIA

Plus: fruits & vegetables with the most pesticides
Apr 26, 2013 9:02 am
Chicken

The week in food politics brings chicken rentals, student protests, good news for vegetarians and the glimpse of a farm bill. And just when you thought it was gone for good, horsemeat may be right in our own backyards. 

Can We Really Claim Margaret Thatcher Invented Soft Serve?

Plus antibiotic use in apples, WH furloughs & more
Apr 12, 2013 9:03 am
Soft Serve

This week in food news, antibiotic use crops up where you’d least expect it, the White House assistant chef may be furloughed, historians debate Margaret Thatcher’s role in the creation of soft serve and McDonald’s deals with its disgruntled employees. All the news that's fit to, um, chew on, right this way.

Food News: Fast Food Decoded, From Calories to Wages

GMOs, meat inspections and MRSA also in the news
Apr 5, 2013 9:02 am
IN-N-Out burger

Fast food workers go on strike, Minnesota debates GMO labeling, kids' meals fail nutrition standards and Mark Bittman goes in search of healthy versions of junk food. 

Can Whole Foods Usher In A "Labeling Revolution"?

Co-CEO Walter Robb tells Washington Post it can
Mar 18, 2013 11:02 am

The Washington Post featured an enlightening interview with Whole Foods Market CEO Walter Robb, discussing his company's decision to require any products containing genetically modified organisms, GMO's, to be labeled by 2018 in order to be stocked at the company's 300-plus stores. Robb's thoughts crystallize this growing and oddly contentious debate about whether consumers have the right to know if GM ingredients are used in the products they're buying.

The End Of The Soda Ban? Maybe Not.

Plus GMOs, a new pope and Chinese pigs in the news
Mar 15, 2013 9:02 am
Coke

The sudden end of the soda ban, a new Pope who likes to cook, Shanghai's dead pig problem and more after the jump. 

Food News: Heinz Is Bought, Monsanto Case Nears End, More Horse Meat

All the food politics news you need to know
Feb 22, 2013 10:02 am
Heinz

Heinz, GMOs and Monsanto join horse meat in the headlines this week. What's the fate of everyone's favorite ketchup? Read more after the jump.

Food News: Farmers Enjoy Moment Of Fame, There's Hope For GMO Labeling

Plus an antibiotic infographic & White House kimchi
Feb 8, 2013 11:02 am
Leafy greens

This week the Dodge ad has everyone talking about farmers, snacks in schools may get a healthy makeover, GMO labeling looks promising, leafy greens get a bad rap from a CDC report but the White House's leafy greens are tastier than ever. Your full recap of the week in food politics, right this way...

60 Days To Frankenfish: FDA Set To Approve GMO Salmon

Screw the apocalypse, Big Lox approaches
Dec 21, 2012 3:31 pm

The FDA released a report today suggesting that salmon engineered to grow three times faster than their not-freak counterparts will pose any harm to nature. Okay, I'm sure we'll see about that, but what about us? 

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