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How to Read Food Labels in 2018: A 5-Step Guide to Not Getting Duped
Another year, another plethora of confusing food labels. From the essentially meaningless “natural” to the increasing number of third-party certifications plastered all over milk and egg cartons, going to the supermarket has become a code-breaking adventure. To help...
Certified glyphosate residue free: Package symbols help round up products without the weed killer
Scott Prentice, executive director of BioChecked, has been in the food certification business since 2010. However, he's made the most waves with a new certification: Whether food and beverage products contain any residue of the controversial herbicide glyphosate....
Glyphosate-free certification debuts—and brands jump on board
The Detox Project's fledgling certification program tests raw ingredients and finished products for glyphosate residue. Source: www.newhope.com In addition to ski areas, leaf peeping-perfect trails and maple syrup tastings (we hope that’s a thing), one of the most...
Heavenly Organics Becomes First Generation Glyphosate Residue Free Certified Food Through the Detox Project
Heavenly Organics®, manufacturer of organic, non-GMO, pesticide and antibiotic free sustainably sourced sweets, is pleased to announce that it has met the stringent standards set by The Detox Project® to become the first honey to be Glyphosate Residue Free™ certified....
Is “glyphosate-free” the latest must-have seal for food brands?
Ben & Jerry’s made headlines last week when their flavor guru revealed they were playing around with kombucha ice cream, but they also dominated the news for a less-than-sweet reason: Traces of the herbicide glyphosate were found in several of their flavors. Um,...
This New Label On Food Will Keep You From Getting Poisoned By Monsanto’s Weedkiller
A large body of peer reviewed research links glyphosate (which is sprayed on the majority of crops in this country) to cancer, reproductive problems, liver, kidney and skin cell damage, antibiotic-resistance, and more. The WHO International Agency for Research on...






