The European Court of Justice’s attorney general said on Tuesday France’s ban on a genetically modified maize developed by U.S. firm Monsanto was illegal.

I have my fingers crossed and the Japanese people are in my thoughts but all the prayers and happy thoughts in the world aren’t going to help those people or us if the Japanese government isn’t truthful and upfront each and every step of the way.

Today I’m coming to you with an investigative report regarding counterfeit EXTRA VIRGIN OLIVE OIL. I had an experience last week making some salad dressing that required using olive oil. In the process of making the dressing I noticed that the olive oil didn’t smell or taste anything like olive oil.

I don’t know about you but YES I have high expectations, I want my organic food 100% organic. I don’t want a single molecule of genetically modified organisms ingested into my body, my temple.

Milk and meat from the offspring of cloned animals should be allowed to go on sale, according to a government minister.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently approved the partial deregulation of genetically modified sugar beets. Many beet farmers are grateful, but environmental groups say allowing more GM crops could be disastrous.

In an unusual scenario that raises questions of conflict of interest, a company that conducts research on behalf of the pesticide industry has paid a U.S. government agency to help prove some controversial chemicals are safe.

Chicken bought at major supermarkets across Canada is frequently contaminated with superbugs – bacteria that many antibiotics cannot kill – an investigation by CBC TV’s Marketplace has found.

My God Sangha… what do we do? At times it really seems like we’re fighting an uphill battle, well some of us are fighting while the majority of us are oblivious to all these biochemical happenings going on all around us.

Contamination of organic and traditional crops by recently deregulated, genetically modified alfalfa is inevitable, agriculture experts said, despite Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack’s recent assurances the federal government would take steps to prevent such a problem.