- GMO Crops On The Market in the U. S. | List of GMO Foods
The 10 genetically modified crops available today: alfalfa, apples, canola, corn (field and sweet), cotton, papaya, potatoes, soybeans, squash and sugar beets
- What Are Genetically Modified Organisms? - GMO Answers
What are GMOs? Are GMOs safe? Why do farmers grow GMO crops? We know there are a lot of questions regarding GMOs, Genetically Modified Organisms Let’s start with the basics What Are Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO) and How are GMOs Made?
- The History of GMOs - GMO Answers
When were GMOs introduced? We discuss the origins of agriculture and the evolution of crop modification on our blog Learn about the history of GMOs
- The Truth Behind GMO Labeling
Today, there’s a lot of confusion around food labels Are foods labeled "non-GMO" actually GMO-free? A closer look reveals the truth behind non-GMO labeling Find out what it actually means to pay extra for non-GMO foods
- 25 Things to Know From 25 Years of GMOs - GMO Answers
In honor of the 25th anniversary of GMOs, we’ve developed a list of 25 things to know about GMOs, from current and future GMOs to GMOs in development that could solve problems like malnutrition and blindness
- Environmental Benefits of GMOs | GMO Answers
Lower carbon emissions Healthier soil More food on less land Less food waste All of this without sacrificing nutritional quality or the health and safety of people or the planet – and sometimes even enhancing it Yes, we’re talking about GMOs
- Pink Pineapple: Everything You Need to Know | GMO Answers
Why are GMO Pink Pineapples a Thing?! Food and agricultural companies are always researching new ways to produce crops that have environmental and consumer benefits Del Monte created the Rosé Pineapple, a genetically modified pink pineapple fruit, to introduce a new and exciting produce
- What is GMO? | GMO Definition | GMO Answers
What is a GMO? By definition, a GMO, or genetically modified organism, is a plant, animal or another organism that has had its genetic makeup modified in order to produce a more desirable outcome, such as enhanced nutrition or a stronger resistance to disease So, what is GMO in simple terms?
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