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  1. To Kellogg’s credit, some Kashi products are non-GMO, as the picture of the cereal box on the far left sports the non-GMO certification on the lower left corner. At least it’s a start, though they do have a way to go. After that, they can work on going organic.
    Furthermore, the people of Europe tend to be more educated on the issue of GMO’s, and they have forced product changes because they speak with their purse.
    The same thing is slowly occurring in the states as the education process continues.

  2. blank Free People says:

    Too bad it was only $5 mil. These fraudulent, deceiving companies should be fined much more than that. To them, it’s only a drop in the bucket.
    All companies using ‘All Natural’ and ‘Natural’ are pushing bad ingredients to include GMOs. I wouldn’t buy anything with this label. I’m waiting on Chobani for their “All Natural” GMO yogurt to get blasted. The milk they use comes from factory farms (but I’ve heard their commercial shows a cow grazing in a pasture). How is this ‘all natural’.
    The Tel-LIE-Vision is a great propaganda tool. I dumped all mine years ago.

    1. blank Christina Kalix says:

      Hey Free, here’s another reason for Chobani, and all greek yogurt producers, to “get blasted”: the whey produced to make the yogurt is so toxic it kills. That is to say these companies dump the waste into the waterways and it has been found that it kills everything living in the water. So then they had the grand idea of putting it back into the feed of the cows producing the milk for the whey(YUCK!!) – that’s where we are now. Not to mention that it take like 3-4 ounces of milk to make 1 ounce of greek yogurt – how wasteful! Google “truth about greek yogurt whey” to find more. Here’s just one article from Time. http://newsfeed.time.com/2013/05/28/waste-from-greek-yogurt-can-be-toxic/

  3. blank Christina Kalix says:

    This is why I am so grateful to live in Pennsylvania! We love our raw milk and eggs and have reasonable firearm laws. We buy from our local dairy, we see the cows when we go, we buy eggs from them too as well as other meats. We eat these things daily. I have no supermarket breakfast foods in my house. If we make pancakes we measure, pour and mix it all from scratch, as well as make many other foods from scratch. It’s a way of life that everyone should adopt. Support local farms, dairies and nurseries, plant native plants, play fair and give to Cesar what is Cesar’s(things of this world which are not eternal), give to God what is God’s(obedience to His divine and natural laws which will not pass away.).

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