In The GMO World Post Election Day

Mother Jones

From GMOs to Soda Taxes, Here's What the Election Means for Your Fridge Mother Jones  - ‎30 minutes ago‎ States and localities nationwide voted yesterday on a host of hot-button food and agriculture issues, from GMO labeling to soda taxes to food stamps.

Statesman Journal

GMO labeling still too close to call Statesman Journal  - ‎11 hours ago‎ The measure would require raw and processed food sold in Oregon to carry a label if it contains genetically modified ingredients.

KITV Honolulu

Maui Defies Monsanto, Passes Ban on GMO Farming Bloomberg  - ‎2 hours ago‎ Voters on the Hawaiian Island of Maui passed the nation's first-ever ballot initiative targeting genetically engineered food following a campaign in which opponents of the measure, including corporate giants Monsanto and Dow AgroSciences—outspent ... Brazil's big soy exporters await payment offer from Monsanto STLtoday.com  - ‎21 hours ago‎ Monsanto, the Creve Coeur-based agrochemical and agricultural biotechnology corporation, said in a statement on Oct. 23 that 500 companies had agreed to help police royalty payments in Brazil, an arrangement that highlights the increasingly complex ... Monsanto, wheat growers seek settlement extension Capital Press  - ‎Nov 4, 2014‎ Soft white wheat farmers filed several lawsuits against Monsanto in 2013 after an Oregon farmer discovered wheat growing in his field that had been genetically engineered to withstand glyphosate herbicides, a trait that was never deregulated by USDA. Monsanto Appeals Directly To Consumers In New Ad Campaign St. Louis Public Radio  - ‎1 hour ago‎ It's part of an effort at Monsanto to improve the St. Louis-based company's image. Earlier this year the Harris Poll on corporate reputations ranked Monsanto third worst in the country, just behind BP. Monstanto CEO and chairman Hugh Grant said part of ... Settlement between growers and Monsanto delayed agprofessional.com  - ‎4 hours ago‎ Soft white wheat growers filed multiple lawsuits against Monsanto in 2013 after an Oregon farmer discovered wheat in his field that resisted applications of glyphosate.