GMO Labeling

Kroger adds more than 50 plant-based items to Simple Truth line

Kroger adds more than 50 plant-based items to Simple Truth line

By Mary Ellen Shoup

Kroger has added more than 50 items -- from oat milk ice cream and non-dairy cheese to the debut of Emerge Chik'n -- to its Simple Truth plant-based collection to meet consumers' growing appetite for plant-based alternatives.

GMOs 101: FDA launches GMO consumer education initiative

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GMOs 101: FDA launches GMO consumer education initiative

By Mary Ellen Shoup

The FDA, USDA and EPA have launched ‘Feed Your Mind’, a new Agricultural Biotechnology Education and Outreach Initiative that aims to increase consumer awareness and understanding of genetically engineered foods (GMOs).

Equinom enters US market with non-GMO seed breeding technology

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Equinom enters US market with non-GMO seed breeding technology

By Mary Ellen Shoup

Israeli startup Equinom is bringing its non-GMO seed-breeding technology to the US to serve the North American market, where it will connect food and food ingredients companies directly to its plant protein supply chain.

Kerry report: How are consumers’ perceptions of clean label evolving?

Kerry report: How are consumers’ perceptions of clean label evolving?

By Mary Ellen Shoup

Many consumers subscribe to a basic understanding of ‘clean label’ – for most, it loosely means products with fewer, recognizable ingredients free from preservatives and artificial additives – however, new research from Kerry shows that this definition...

A year in food: Survey reveals millennials' eating and spending habits

A year in food: Survey reveals millennials' eating and spending habits

By Mary Ellen Shoup

Each year, millennials spend about $2,242 at the grocery store and $1,672 dining out adding up to around 1,140 hours devoted to food (time spent meal-prepping, cooking, and eating out), a survey of 2,000 millennial consumers commissioned by plant-based...

Packaged Facts: How the affluent consumer shops

Packaged Facts: How the affluent consumer shops

By Mary Ellen Shoup

Besides spending more money at the grocery store, affluent shoppers show noticeable differences in their food choices compared to those with tighter budgets, according to a recent Packaged Facts report.

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