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Toxic Chemicals in Global Food System Causing $3 Trillion a Year in Health and Environmental Costs – New Report

A failure to regulate four groups of toxic chemicals widely used across the global food system is costing between $1.4–2.2 trillion in annual healthcare...

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US Appeals Court Strikes Down USDA’s GMO Labeling Exemption for Ultra-Processed Foods

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Toxic Chemicals in Global Food System Causing $3 Trillion a Year in Health and Environmental Costs – New Report

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Glyphosate Found in Eggs, Chicken Sold in Grocery Stores Traced to GMO Poultry Feed

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GMO Rice Isn’t on the Market, But It’s Still Showing Up

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