We appreciate your interest in Nature’s Place
Unsweetened Vanilla Almond Milk. In response to your inquiry, this
product does NOT contain GMO’s.
We hope you enjoy Nature’s Place Almond Milk.
Gina Becker
Jasper Products, LLC.
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The soy used in Natural Brain Enhancers comes from non-GMO soy. Sincerely, Customer Care www.drbvitamins.com
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cheese gmo's
They are all non-gmo. To eliminate the confustion
though, we are transitioning to a new product using tapioca
maltodextrin, coconut and sunflower oils. You'll see that at the stores
soon enough.
The current corn maltodextrin is grown in the US
even, which we thought was pretty cool... but because SO MUCH CORN IS
GMO in the US, it's easier just to switch over to tapioca
maltodextrin... even if it is from overseas.
Also, the new formula removes palm oil from the recipe.
Thanks for the email!
Ryan Howard
chicagoveganfoods.com
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Thank for your question. Tracy forwarded your question to us
because we are the franchisees of the Vancouver location. However, we
generally purchase the same food products from the same vendors.
I’ve been doing a little research, so I am sorry I did
not respond sooner. I am also sorry that I cannot answer your questions
with complete certainty. In the U.S., although many consumers want to
know whether their food contains GMOs, there are no mandatory labeling
requirements and GMOs are allowed. I’ve interacted with food vendors
who cannot answer with certainty whether or not certain food products
contain genetically modified organisms because there is no required
disclosure. For example, our produce vendor works on trust with its
growers (many of them smaller family farms in the Pacific Northwest) who
say they do not use GMO seed (especially on products like corn and soy)
but there is not guaranteed certification unless the items are
certified organic. At this time, not all of our produce or menu
ingredients are organic, but at different points in the year that might
vary.
I’m continuing to do more research on this so I can
provide a more complete answer, and because I am personally interested.
It is possible we could make some changes down the road, and hopefully
the legislation will change. I’ll keep you updated.
Thank you!
Amy Pratt
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Due
to the prevalence of the GMOs in the commodity grain market, and the
limited availability of verified non-GMO feed, we cannot require the use
of only non-GMO feed for our products.
Sincerely
Nature’s Rancher
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Your ‘final’ dairy products may be GM free but can you confirm that the grain/supplements fed to your cows are GM free?
The Irish Dairy Board and Kerrygold work closely with farmers to
ensure the highest standards for our ingredients. GM is a relatively new
issue in an Irish context. We are taking an active role in exploring
the potential and challenges around using GM free grain in the Irish
dairy industry. Supplementary feeds are important for the health of the
animals. Some of these will contain soy and corn. At present, the Irish
Dairy Board cannot guarantee that grain supplements used by farmers will
all be GM free.
We can confirm that Kerrygold butter and cheese do not contain GM ingredients.
We can confirm that Kerrygold butter and cheese do not contain GM ingredients.
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