With all the chatter about GMOs, figuring out where to stand can feel like navigating a maze. 

Before we dive deeper, let’s clarify: What does GMO mean? At its core, GMO stands for “genetically modified organism,” referring to plants or animals with altered DNA through genetic engineering. Since the debut of genetically engineered crops in the 1990s, their presence in our food supply has significantly increased.

With that in mind – Let’s zoom in: GMOs are everywhere, choices vary, and rules differ worldwide. It’s time to unpack the details.

So, Who’s Doing Something About It?

What We’re Reading

• The Science of GMOs Isn’t Settled. Here’s Why!
• When is a soybean really a pig?
• Do we need GMOs to feed the world?

Let’s Get Talking

As we navigate the world of GMOs and non-GMOs, we’re curious—how does knowing about a product’s GMO status influence your choices at the grocery store?

Hit ‘Comment’ & Share your thoughts and let’s dive into what makes our food choices meaningful.