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Do your products contain genetically modified ingredients? We’ve always embraced the responsible, constructive use of genetic engineering to solve critical environmental, health, safety, and food security problems, and we have long advocated for responsibl...

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Please bring you, yours and your calendars to our Informational and Organizational Rally for Respect, Sunday, November 5, 2023 Noon - 4 pm

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Rebuild generational legacy on 45th St, Phila.PA, organized by Shani Strothers Please bring your planner to our Informational and Organizational … Shani Strothers needs your support for Rebuild generational legacy on 45th St, Phila.PA

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Rabb announces $1 million in grant funding to Weavers Way PHILADEPHIA, Nov. 1 – State Rep. Chris Rabb, D-Phila., today applauded the awarding of $1 million in state grant funding to the Weavers Way Cooperative Association for its Weavers Way Germantown Development project.The project will restore the building at 328 W. Chelten Ave. by renovating...

Mexico is moving forward with its GMO corn ban despite pressure from Bayer-Monsanto and certain U.S. agencies. Support Mexico's sovereign right to ban GMO corn. READ more and SIGN the petition: https://toxinfreeusa.org/stop-bullying-mexico-no-gmo-corn

Bayer and Dow have launched 43 lawsuits against Mexico since Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador issued a presidential decree banning the cultivation of GMO corn, and the import of GMO corn for human consumption and livestock feed by the end of 2024. Bayer has also puppeteered agencies and officials within our government to pressure Mexico to abandon its plans.

Tell Congress, U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) Ambassador Katherine Tai, and USDA Secretary Tom Vilsack to get off Mexico's back. Mexico isn't banning all corn, just GMO corn. The country is considering direct agreements with farmers in the United States, Argentina and Brazil to secure non-GMO yellow corn imports, Mexico's Deputy Agriculture Minister Victor Suarez told Reuters.

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Dusty Baker captures elusive championship with 2022 World Series win The 2022 Fall Classic marks the peak of Baker's 50-plus years in Major League...

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Sprouts Farmers Market to open second Philly store at Quartermaster Plaza The expanding grocer has signed a lease for space next to PetSmart off Oregon Avenue

Posted • “A brand new way to eat delicious and inexpensive locally-caught seafood has come to Mt. Airy this month. Fishadelphia, which bills itself as a community-based fishery program, is holding weekly fish stands outside of the Mt. Airy Weavers Way at Carpenter Lane and Greene Street.

“We’re so excited to have a fish stand in Mt. Airy this summer and to reach a new group of people who love seafood,” said Talia Young, program founder and director.

Typically, fish farmers will sell the fish they catch to a fishing dock, which sells it to a wholesaler. That wholesaler sells it to a retailer, from whom consumers purchase the fish.

Fishadelphia cuts out the middleman by purchasing fish directly from the dock.”

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Strawberries and spinach often contain pesticides even after washing, according to an annual report of toxic chemicals in produce The annual Shopper's Guide from the Environmental Working Group lists fruits and vegetables based on their level of pesticide contamination.

It’s Finally Clear Why Amazon Bought Whole Foods The health food chain that transformed the grocery industry is helping the corporate behemoth that transformed all the others.

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The Corn of the Future Is Hundreds of Years Old and Makes Its Own Mucus This rare variety of corn has evolved a way to make its own nitrogen, which could revolutionize farming.

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12 community members are needed for the 2021 market season to serve as members of The Food Trust's Farmers Market Advisory Group. A $1500 stipend is available to each member. Learn more and apply at http://thefoodtrust.org/administrative/why-farmers-markets/farmers-market-advisory-group.

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Switching to organic foods may have immense health benefits: Things you need to know before buying them - Health News , Firstpost While the benefits of these nutritional differences need further studies to be established, it’s what organic foods don’t have that matters even more.

The Philadelphia Food Justice Initiative 2020 Funding Round welcomes ideas and projects from any applicant that wants to build food justice in Philadelphia and embodies a health justice vision. The application deadline is 10/13. Learn more and apply at https://www.reinvestment.com/philadelphiafoodjusticeinitiative/.

Announcing the Get Healthy Philly and Reinvestment Fund's Philadelphia Food Justice Initiative 2020 Funding Round, which welcomes ideas and projects from any applicant that wants to build food justice in Philadelphia and embodies a health justice vision.
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Announcing the Philadelphia Food Justice Initiative (PFJI) 2020 Funding Round! Led by the Philadelphia Department of Public Health’s Division of Chronic Disease and Injury Prevention (CDIP), also known as Get Healthy Philly, and Reinvestment Fund, PFJI is seeking innovative proposals from community-led projects that grow food justice. The PFJI application is open to anyone in the city of Philadelphia. Nonprofit organizations, for-profit businesses, cooperatives or collectives working on food justice are eligible to apply and can seek up to $100,000 for their project. Applications are due on October 13. https://www.reinvestment.com/philadelphiafoodjusticeinitiative/