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Non-GMO products are on the rise as certain consumers seek out products with traceable ingredients.

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QAI links organics, non-G.M.O. in new certification mark
By Jeff Gelski
Quality Assurance International says consumers need to know that if a product is organic, it must be non-G.M.O.
Q&A: Otis Spunkmeyer turns its attention to Gen Z
By Anna Wiber
The bakery is ramping up its product development efforts for the demographic.
Prohibiting non-G.M.O. claims the focus of petition sent to F.D.A.
The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation takes issue with Non-GMO Project’s safety assertions.

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QAI links organics, non-G.M.O. in new certification mark

Q&A: Otis Spunkmeyer turns its attention to Gen Z

Prohibiting non-G.M.O. claims the focus of petition sent to F.D.A.

Japan removes temporary ban on Canadian wheat

G.M.A. wants U.S.D.A. to disclose refined ingredients

IFIC Foundation survey shows desire for G.M.O. information on packaging

Bolstering the supply of organic and non-G.M.O. products

Proposed G.M.O. labeling rule addresses sugars, oils

Navigating the blurry retail landscape

The key to creating food products for children

Appetite for change: Examining the millennial mindset

What’s driving product development in snacking?

Consumers seek out packaging with clean label callouts

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