I recently grabbed a can of diced tomatoes from my pantry shelf and the "Non-GMO Project" butterfly logo caught my eye. There were many labels on the can. "Heart-healthy." "No Salt Added." "Flash ...

Over the years, The Non-GMO Project Verified certificate — which is denoted with a butterfly logo on the package — grew beyond the natural channel to become an on-pack logo that shoppers seek ...

American shoppers are surely familiar with the iconic orange butterfly logo. According to its website, retail partners report that Non-GMO Project Verified products are the fastest dollar growth ...

Many food manufacturers do so through the Non-GMO Project, a nonprofit third-party organization known for its distinctive butterfly logo. Under this organization, certified foods have been tested ...

CHELSEA, MA--(Marketwired - Apr 18, 2016) - Sixty-seven percent of dieticians said almost none of their clients understand the difference between organic and non-GMO, according to a recent survey ...

You may have noticed the Non-GMO Project’s butterfly label on foods you buy at the grocery store. Created a little over a decade ago by anti-GMO activists, the label is carried today on some ...

Earlier this week, I opened a container of Gerber's mashed green beans for my son. I noticed the “Non-GMO Project Verified” logo and shook my head with disapproval. I know I paid more for the ...

If you think biotech crops have some role to play in fighting global hunger, the Non-GMO Project is here to set you straight. Last week, the "non-profit," which makes a killing by affixing its ...

BELLINGHAM, Wash., May 12, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Today, the Non-GMO Project launched a 12-month awareness campaign that's built on a collaborative art project. Working with renowned domino artist ...

As I wrote in May: American shoppers are surely familiar with the iconic orange butterfly logo. According to its website, retail partners report that Non-GMO Project Verified products are the ...

I am increasingly finding items that are labeled “Non-GMO Project Verified.” It seems as if the “orange butterfly logo” has made its way to products on every aisle of the grocery store.