Center for Food Safety (CFS) congratulates and celebrates the voters of Humboldt County who overwhelmingly voted to ban genetically engineered crops from being grown in the county. “The Food Movement ...
RT @protesterrabbit: Always buy seeds or use your own from previous year. I get mine from Mother Nature of Powell River, B.C. ! https://t.c… The legal battle around #chlorpyrifos continues. The 9th ...
"Today's decision is a landmark victory for the public's right to know what they eat and feed their families," said George Kimbrell, CFS's Legal Director and lead counsel in the case. "We've fought ...
For many Americans, popcorn ranks high on the list of snack favorites and has unquestionably become a movie theater staple. Unfortunately, due to the soaring use of pesticide seed coatings, butter ...
October 20, 2015 (WASHINGTON, DC)--Center for Food Safety (CFS) today commended Subway Restaurants for announcing its plan to eliminate the use of antibiotics in much of the company’s meat supply ...
PORTLAND — Center for Food Safety (CFS) and Northwest Environmental Defense Center (NEDC) intend to sue a Pacific Bio Products facility over more than three years of ongoing pollution of the Columbia ...
WASHINGTON, DC (October 14, 2015)—Center for Food Safety today launched a new campaign asking Pop Secret and Pop Weaver, two of the largest popcorn companies in the country, to source their popcorn ...
A new report highlights scientific research and empirical experiences from around the globe demonstrating that genetically modified (GM) seeds and crops have failed to deliver on its advertised ...
The Pure Salmon Campaign, a global project of the National Environmental Trust working to raise standards for farm-raised fish, along with Todd Gray, executive chef of Equinox, today hosted a briefing ...
SAN FRANCISCO, CA—The Center for Food Safety yesterday filed a notice of intent to sue the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) for violating the Endangered Species Act (ESA or "the Act") because the ...
WASHINGTON – The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced yesterday that the highly controversial and dangerous herbicide atrazine does not pose an extinction risk to a single protected animal ...
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