A new survey finds Americans are wary of so-called greenwashing.

The organic foods producer will allocate over $1 million.

Topics will include food safety and clean label ingredients, food quality and nutrition challenges of natural and organic products, and marketing organic products.

Had it passed, food and beverage processors would have been required to list GMO ingredients on the label. There are other solutions.

Instead they buy organic products for the ingredients they don’t contain—like pesticides, chemicals, antibiotics, etc. But how much less is the question.

An organic watchdog agency contends there is a conspiracy between corporate agribusiness interests and USDA.

The Cornucopia Institute, a national organic industry watchdog group, has urged the members of USDA’s National Organic Standards Board (NOSB) to vote to preserve the integrity of organic food and farming at its meeting in Savannah, GA. The USDA meeting was planned for the end of November.