The health effects of a Roundup -tolerant genetically modified maize (from 11% in the diet), cultivatedwith or without Roundup, and Roundup alone (from 0.1ppb in water), were studied 2years in rats. Infemales, all treated groups died 2–3 times more than controls, and more rapidly. This difference was vis-ible in 3 male groups fed GMOs. All results were hormone and sex dependent, and the pathological pro-files were comparable. Females developed large mammary tumors almost always more often than andbefore controls, the pituitary was the second most disabled organ; the sex hormonal balance was mod-ified by GMO and Roundup treatments. In treated males, liver congestions and necrosis were 2.5–5.5times higher. This pathology was confirmed by optic and transmission electron microscopy. Markedandseverekidneynephropathieswerealsogenerally1.3–2.3greater.Malespresented4timesmorelargepalpable tumors than controls which occurred up to 600days earlier. Biochemistry data confirmed verysignificant kidney chronic deficiencies; for all treatments and both sexes, 76% of the altered parameterswere kidney related. These results can be explained by the non linear endocrine-disrupting effects of Roundup, but also by the overexpression of the transgene in the GMO and its metabolic consequences.
Genetically Engineered Food Right-to-Know Act
Take Action and make your voice heard now!!!!!!
All Legislation Endorsed and/or Opposed Has Been Approved and Reviewed by Kelly L. Derricks
It has never been easier to write your State Representative and share your position on current legislation. C.O.V.V.H.A. has been making it even easier for members, fans and followers!! The days of getting your pens and papers out to send your letters are over!!!
An “action page” link has been set up for the Genetically Engineered Food Right-to-Know Act H.R.1699 & S.809 which takes you directly to the specific legislation as well as an area for your Name, Zip Code, and YOUR VOTE. That’s it!!! You hit enter and your information is sent directly to your State Representative in letter form which you will receive a copy of via email.
Your VOICE does count, PLEASE, use it!!!
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I personally casted both of my votes and included the following statement to the United States House and Senate: I support H.R. 1699 (“To amend the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act to require that genetically engineered food”) because… GMO foods are engineered with health threatening compounds and chemicals and then sprayed with half of the chemical compound used in the production of AGENT ORANGE. The U.S. Gov’t killed my Father at the age of 37 after serving in the Vietnam War. Agent Orange/DIOXIN was passed through his sperm mutating my DNA. I have to fight for my life every single day with more than 30 diagnosed illnesses at the age of 38 and so do tens of thousands of other Children of Vietnam Veterans who were exposed. Now the gov’t doesn’t care that we are being DOUBLE EXPOSED. That’s Capital Murder if you ask me. You’ll see me standing in a court room bringing charges of Murder against the United States Govt before you see me standing down on GMO.
Dark Matters Season 3 Episode 1, Agent Orange – The Accidental Inventor
Synopsis: A chemical that speeds up the flowering process in soybeans turns into a weapon during Vietnam.
Original air date: November 22, 2012
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Where do you begin when you are feeling ill and overwhelmed with pain? When each movement is like some sort of agony, when stress can end your day and you spiral into another bout of pain. Getting out of bed can be a struggle and most days you most likely wish that you could just crawl back into bed and stay there. Does any of this sound familiar to you? Have you been wondering why do I feel this way? Why me? What have I done to deserve this? We can beat ourselves up over this or we can try to understand it. We can choose to give up or we can decide to take charge of our life and diet. We can crawl back into bed and wish it was all over or we can take some control back and realize that life IS worth fighting for. We can listen when people tell us it is all in our head, we made it up etc.
We can let the world bring us down or we can research, listen, learn, try something different. We oftentimes repeat our patterns over and over and wonder why nothing changes. In order for change to exist we have to try a new choice and stick to it. Fibromyalgia can become more bearable and I am living proof of that. Do you find that your skin tingles? Do you get muscle spasms? Weakness in your limbs or nerve pain? Do your muscles twitch or do you begin to find that good sleep is becoming more and more rare? Are you finding it difficult to concentrate? Do you suddenly find that either you can remember things that happened long ago and short term memories are disabled? Or is it the other way around for you? Did you used to be able to multitask like a pro and now you sit there wondering what you can do. Spend time doing that and before you know it your day is coming to an end and you are so tired and you go to bed. Then while you toss and turn do you turn to pills? All of these questions are linked to Fibromyalgia. We all feel this at some time or another. Some of us get all of these symptoms, some only a few.
http://www.fmnetnews.com/fibro-basics/symptoms
So you have just been diagnosed with Fibromyalgia and you are terrified and overwhelmed and full of questions. You looked into the eyes of your doctor and found little help there. It is frustrating and sometimes you will cry. You might come home and look up on Google this then you will read it. You might even read between the lines and realize that this is just a name for something that they do not really understand at all. That is when you got a little angry, when you realized that your doctors were practically clueless. That they wanted to throw pills at it and then hopefully you would leave them alone. For some a prescription for Lyrica works.You pray and hope and sit nervously in your chair. This is supposed to help you, you look at that bottle like a potential saviour. You might think that with this pill you just might be able to feel normal again, or at least to some degree. Right? Well the chances of it working are just like any other pill. It may or may not work.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fibromyalgia
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pregabalin
One thing that you may have noticed having Fibromyalgia is that not only are you more sensitive physically. You may also find loud noises unbearable. Strong smells bother your olfactory sense as well. So on top of everything else your other senses may go into overload. Even spicy food is a bit too much for some people. Add in the extra strong senses into the situation and it can make most mundane tasks more difficult. It is a bit like being the most sensitive person in the world. You may wonder why you did not get your cape and outfit if you are going to have super anything. You might ask why you cannot at least fly along with super senses.
Treating Fibro can and should be more than just a pill. Pills treat symptoms but they do not cure. So this means that the root cause is somewhere either inside of you or around you. I am suggesting that you look at the inside of your home and inside of your body. Your home can be hiding many toxins that can only make you more miserable. This website goes on to speak about this. Chemicals are not going to help you at all. Whether it is a glass cleaner or a surface cleaner be very careful of chemicals. There is a way to make your own homemade cleaning items that work just like those cleaners bought from the store. The benefit of this is that you can eliminate not only chemicals that are having an effect on your Fibromyalgia symptoms, but also you are getting rid of chemicals that are harming your family too. People buy these items without thinking. Sometimes they do not even read the labels. You have to begin to read labels and take responsibility for what you are bringing into your environment. These take a toll on your health.
http://managingfibromyalgia.blogspot.co.uk/2011/03/fibromyalgia-and-chemical-sensitivities.html
You may wonder how to make household cleaners or something that will clean your bathroom etc. You may also buy home fragrances, air fresheners, scent warmers or scented candles. The trouble with many of these is that they are chock full of synthetic scents etc. You should not be exposing yourself to things like this. This teaches you how to make your own. It is not hard at all once you get used to this. Not only that but doing this thoroughly around your home when you have the energy can really help you. If you cannot do it find someone that can and ask for help. Do not be ashamed to admit you need help. You are sick and you deserve understanding and compassion. Once you get this done then your home will not smell as bad. The vinegar does fade away leaving a clean surface. Plain candles can be substituted for those chemical nightmares.
http://frugalliving.about.com/od/cleaningtipsandrecipes/a/Homemade_Cleaners.htm
You also need to take a long look at what you are eating. This is no joke, this is your comfort and happiness here. You need to look at everything that you are eating and get rid of anything that is overly processed. You would be wise to seek out food in its most whole form. Instead of frozen potatoes or powdered ones buy the fresh ones. I know that Velveeta tastes good but it is nothing but chemicals and food colorings really. If you are going to eat cheese then make sure that you eat it sparingly and try to spend a little more and get real cheese. The same goes for sodas of all kinds. Sodas are not worth it. I know they taste good, but is it worth your health? Really consider this please. You may be saying but it tastes so good, or only a little bit can’t hurt me. A little bit can hurt you. Getting rid of processed foods and sodas is step one.
http://waterforlifeusa.com/blog/8-ways-soda-fizzles-your-health
Continuing on with diet, there have been studies done. There are clear links with a plant based diet and improving of symptoms of Fibromyalgia. Your author is on a plant based diet and has lost weight and symptoms have become better over time. Remembering how bad it was and where it is now, things are better. This is something worth looking at. There are many many places that tell you fish will help. I advise against consuming fish vehemently.There are studies coming out right now showing that mercury contamination is much higher than previously believed.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercury_poisoning
http://www.greenandhealthy.info/fish.html
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11093597
Sleep is a very big issue with people suffering from Fibromyalgia. Sleep comes rarely and you wonder when it will come by and visit you. It becomes that thing that people talk about and you hear but seem to almost never experience. You toss and turn add pillows and finally you will sleep after tossing enough. When you wake up you may feel like you have been wrestling with sleep rather than sleeping next to it. This does not help you when all you want is sleep, some peace from the constant pain. This article goes over some of the problems found with patient suffering from this.
http://www.musculoskeletalnetwork.com/fibromyalgia/content/article/1145622/2110825
Now I will cover medical marijuana uses for people with this.It can be said that the author uses this for medical reasons and it has helped tremendously. Each person makes their own choices and finds their own path. Personally, this coupled with a plant based diet and complete elimination of household chemicals and processed foods have helped. Symptoms are much less than they were which of course does tend to cause worry. Because it makes you wonder how bad it would be if these measures had not been taken. It is not so much pain relief as a disassociation from your pain that it provides. It makes it feel slowly less and less until your pain becomes easier to deal with.This is what most people that suffer from Fibromyalgia usually lament. They will say “I wish I had one day without pain, that would be nice, Or that would be a gift” or they will simply lay in bed and cry wondering why they are suffering so much from something that even the doctors wonder about. These things do not inspire confidence or peace of mind.
http://www.medicalmarijuana.net/uses-and-treatments/fibromyalgia/
Herbal relief can also be something else that you can incorporate into your regimen. Now they do say that you should consult your doctor before you begin taking these supplements. Personally, I would make sure that my doctor knew and was open to the idea of herbal remedies. Many doctors seem to be against herbal remedies opting for the more standard western practices. So please be forewarned and forearmed. I am suggesting that you research it and try to find a homeopathic doctor in conjunction with your regular doctor. Just to make sure that you are not getting a biased opinion.
http://altmedicine.about.com/cs/conditionsetoh/a/Fibromyalgia.htm
http://www.myhomeremedies.com/topic.cgi?topicid=285
You can also try alternative therapies to find relief from your symptoms. There are many things that you can do that do not involve taking a pill, getting surgery of some kind, etc. Massage does help with the pain aspect of this. While massage is expensive for some it is possible to just do it yourself. You can give yourself a massage and relax somewhat if there is nobody to help you with this. You could also save up to buy a used massage table that you and your partner can use. You do not have to rely on a professional for the rest of your life. You can get books and begin to practice gently on your partner and eventually it can be something that you can share with your significant other. Acupressure and acupuncture can be very helpful as well. Read more about various other things that you can look into.
http://www.fibromyalgia-symptoms.org/self-massage-for-fibromyalgia.html
http://chronicfatigue.about.com/od/alternativetreatments/a/bodywork.htm
https://www.acufinder.com/Acupuncture+Information/Detail/Acupuncture+for+Fibromyalgia+Syndrome
Remember, you can be your own worst enemy if you do not watch what you say and do carefully. Do not pay attention to others that show you no patience at all while you suffer. The following is an article on ten things that you should stop doing to yourself.
http://chronicfatigue.about.com/od/copingwithfmscfs/a/10-Things-To-Stop-Doing-To-Yourself.htm
Ways of coping are very important tools. Sometimes perhaps write yourself small notes when you are feeling good. Then keep them stashed away somewhere for when you are feeling bad. When you are having a bad day read what you wrote and remember to smile even if you do not feel like it. You can fool yourself into being more happy over time if you just continue to smile.
http://chronicfatigue.about.com/od/copingwithfmscfs/a/pacing101.htm
Finally I want you to repeat after me. This is not my fault and I am a beautiful worthy person. You deserve to be happy and have enjoyment in life. This can feel like a heavy burden but you can find ways to lighten the load. My advice comes from living with Fibromyalgia myself. I know what it feels like and how hard it is. So just know that this advice is coming from someone that does indeed know how you feel. Find something that you enjoy doing that helps others. There is a joy in helping someone that cannot possibly pay you back for your kindness, but it brightens the world. You can smile and find joy and hope and a reason to go on. Life is beautiful and you are not alone.
Quiescent Aureate Serpent
©Children of Vietnam Veterans Health Alliance
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“Yeah, because they’ve seen bad things,” Caitlin said. Christal had spoken with other grown children of Vietnam veterans. But this was the first time she saw herself in a child. Christal contained herself in front of Caitlin. But when she and her mom …
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Certain conditions are also recognized for the children of Vietnam veterans. Covered birth defects include a wide range conditions. Eighteen defects are specifically included and others not specifically excluded are covered. Vietnam veterans who served…
****COVVHA HAS RESPONDED TO THE ABOVE ARTICLE****
THE INFORMATION INCLUDED IN THE ARTICLE IS MISLEADING AND INCORRECT
“VA does this because of the unique circumstances of their military service. If one of these conditions is diagnosed in a veteran, VA presumes that the circumstances of his/her service caused the condition and disability compensation can be awarded.”
Let’s start with using the term, Agent Orange Dioxin. This is the “unique circumstance” our military members were exposed to, by their own government.
I think it’s totally disrespectful to not mention what the disability compensation is connected to.
The government used a chemical herbicide nicknamed Agent Orange (due to the orange stripe on the barrel). They used 22 million gallons on Southeast Asia to kill the vegetation, and deny the enemy cover. This chemical was also used along the Korean DMZ. Our government told our military was safe. What our troops were unaware of is that it contained Dioxin the most poisonous chemical known to man. Well, they found out, alright. Years later, our Vietnam Veterans began becoming seriously ill. Many died young, many young men acquired “old man” diseases with no prior family history all while our government denied their poison had any role in harming them.
The government waited till 1991 to help our veterans, prior to that they were called crazy or faking. The process has been so slow to help our Vietnam Veterans that even after they started to “Presume” a few illnesses, many Vets succumb to their illnesses leaving their families with only more questions and no support. There are claims dating back to the early 1980’s for Ischemic Heart disease (Added only to the presumptive list in 2010) still in appeal. This is not an easy process no matter what you may be led to believe. It is a tragedy.
Secondly, this article is disseminating incorrect information about the Children of Vietnam Veterans. After coming home from war, Veterans tried to move on with their lives and start their families. They soon discovered their children were being born with horrifying deformities, cleft Palate, Club foot, hip dysplasia, rare disorders, and strange illnesses. Our Government again turned it’s back.
“Certain conditions are also recognized for the children of Vietnam veterans. Covered birth defects include a wide range conditions. Eighteen defects are specifically included and others not specifically excluded are covered”
“Vietnam veterans who served in the Republic of Vietnam between Jan. 9, 1962 and May 7, 1975, and later contracted any of these conditions, or have children with birth defects, should apply for disability compensation benefits.”
This is very frustrating especially if this is supposed to be by someone knowledgeable in this field. There are not 18+ birth defects covered in the children of Male Vietnam Veterans. There is only one Spina Bifida. From the VA website:
Children who have spina bifida (except spina bifida occulta) and meet the following requirements may be eligible for VA compensation, health care, and vocational training:
- Are biological children of Veterans who served:Were conceived after the date on which the Veteran first entered Vietnam or the Korean demilitarized zone during the qualifying service period
- In Vietnam during the period from January 9, 1962 through May 7, 1975, or
- In or near the Korean demilitarized zone between September 1, 1967 and August 31, 1971 and were exposed to herbicides. Veterans who served in a unit in or near the Korean demilitarized zone anytime between April 1, 1968 and August 31, 1971 are presumed to have been exposed to herbicides.
- If you are the child of a Male Vietnam Veteran you are NOT eligible for compensation unless you have Spina Bifida (NOT OCCULTA- the most common form)
There is no help for the thousands and thousands of children of male Vietnam Veterans that are suffering from congenital deformities, Cancers, Autoimmune Diseases, Reproductive Problems and other rare illnesses. There were 2.8 million people that served in Vietnam. Six to eight thousand of them were women.
The eighteen, plus birth defects you talk about in this article are only covered in the children of WOMEN Vietnam Veterans NOT in the children of Male Vietnam Veterans even though the children of Male veterans suffer greatly with the same illnesses!
Anyone else who have the birth defects listed whose mother was not a Vietnam Veteran WILL BE DENIED.
Covered birth defects include, but are not limited to, the following conditions: NOT COVERED IN THE CHILDREN OF MALE VIETNAM VETERANS!!!!!!!!!!
- Achondroplasia
- Cleft lip and cleft palate
- Congenital heart disease
- Congenital talipes equinovarus (clubfoot)
- Esophageal and intestinal atresia
- Hallerman-Streiff syndrome
- Hip dysplasia
- Hirschprung’s disease (congenital megacolon)
- Hydrocephalus due to aqueductal stenosis
- Hypospadias
- Imperforate anus
- Neural tube defects
- Poland syndrome
- Pyloric stenosis
- Syndactyly (fused digits)
- Tracheoesophageal fistula
- Undescended testicle
- Williams syndrome
If you are confused over what is or isn’t covered for the Children of Vietnam Veterans feel free to email us at COVVHA@gmail.com
© Heather A. Bowser – (COVVHA) Children Of Vietnam Veterans Health Alliance INC
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On October 16, 2011, Kelly L. Derricks (TRUTH TELLER) traveled to New York City where she gave a public speech about Agent Orange after being invited by Millions Against Monsanto to participate in the rally event for World Food Day. Below is the video recording of that speech.
Kelly has battled severe health issues since she was born that continue today. Some of her illnesses, presumed to be associated with the inter-generational effects of Agent Orange, include but are not limited to the following:
• Chronic kidney disease
• Crohn’s disease
• Addison’s disease
• Congenital adrenal hyperplaysia
• Intersticial cystitis.
*Her complete list of illnesses staggers to 30 different things.
Kelly continues to fight for the Children of Vietnam Veterans as well as Vietnam Veterans and their families. In January of 2012 She Co-Founded The Non-Profit Organization (COVVHA) Children Of Vietnam Veterans Health Alliance INC
Visit The Main Website At WWW.COVVHA.NET
With pretty much the biggest holiday approaching it seems we have another dilemma. One that should be identified and solved promptly. What to eat and how to avoid the lovely chemical concoctions that corporations would tell you are safe. Yet when they do not consume it themselves what are the food that you can safely feed to your loved ones? Well I am hoping by providing the following I can perhaps offer you some options to solve this problem.
According to various sources you can have a better chance if you just pay attention to labels. This means taking a little more time when shopping but look at the rewards for doing that. Barcodes can also provide you with information that can help you to avoid these types of scientific creations. They dare call it food. Well perhaps to a guinea pig it could possibly be called food.
Organically grown food can be your best bet when it comes to avoiding GMO’s. Generally organically grown food has a five digit barcode which begins with the number nine. Many GMO products begin with the number 8. So basically this means that a regular banana would have a sticker that might say 4011, an organic banana would say most likely 94011 and a GMO banana would usually have an 84011. This is not tedious when you consider that this is your health we are dealing with here. Your health and that of your family and friends. That should make it worth your while to take your time shopping and be more careful.
My personal advice is to avoid large stores like Walmart and try finding smaller stores, fruit and vegetable stands by the road, home deliveries of locally grown food. Perhaps try planning to grow your own food for next year.The smaller stores are normally killed off slowly because of the so called convenience of bigger parasitic stores such as Walmart, Target, K-Mart etc. It might seem to be you are saving money but you may be putting your health at greater risk by purchasing food here. Fruit and vegetable stands can offer great alternatives to what is offered in the stores. Home deliveries of organically grown local food an be more cost effective than you think. If there is not one in your area then perhaps you might consider sitting down and writing to local farmers and find out what they grow, how they grow it and if they might be willing to work with you. The universal rule I have found to be most true is that where there is a need there will be a service offered to fill that need.
I can already hear people groaning from the cost of organic foods. Yet consider for yourself the costs of the meal that you need and how much food you have left over. Why not make a smaller meal? Involve the children, family and any nearby friends and put them to work helping you to make things. You could get together with another family to cut the cost in half and try something new. Make new friends and have new holiday experiences rather than the same thing. Leading to the same headaches and possible heartaches. Look at what you spend the most money on and try some alternatives. Or try a smaller portion. A family does not need that much meat in order to get the protein that seems so essential. It is not a one sided nutrient only to be found in turkey etc. You may be surprised at the vegetable sources of protein that are available to you and are much more cost effective in feeding a large group of people.
For example one cup of oatmeal provides 6 grams of protein. One bagel and you get 9 grams of protein. I cup of beans and you get 12 grams of protein. Two tablespoons of peanut butter and you have 8 grams of protein. One cup of lentils can give you 18 grams of protein. The point is that I found this by doing a little research. You can find so much information I think the problem is knowing what to look for. So this is why I am offering you bits of information like this. Such as http://twofrugalfairfielders.com/2012/07/26/frugal-foodie-tip-free-30-day-trial-membership-for-organic-and-non-gmo-foods-from-the-green-polka-dot-box-a-national-food-buying-club/ This is a great little blog that is offering a free thirty day trial right now. Following their link I found myself here https://www.greenpolkadotbox.com/membership/?spon=oca They offer a search to see if the service is available in your area. It can be worth a try to help your health and those that you love.
I think that everyone should keep a diary of what they spend and where. This helps them to determine where they could make some cuts in spending. There is always something that you do not really need and can do without. Why pay for debt consolidation when you can do it yourself. Have a look and see what you can do without. Or what you can stop buying and instead learn how to make it yourself. I think people spend too much time taking on far too much themselves when it comes to this time of year. Put your family to work helping you. It helps to bond you together and to have a common goal. Also if you do not know how to cook and you have the internet then you have the world literally at your fingertips. Here are some links I found.
1. http://allrecipes.com/Info/Videos/ViewAll.aspx
2. http://www.foodnetwork.com/how-to/index.html
3. http://video.about.com/food.htm
4. http://www.chalutzproductions.com/FeedMeBubbe/FeedMeMAIN.html
5. http://freshtopia.net/
6. http://www.pbs.org/food/shows/
7. http://chicpodcast.mevio.com/?mode=current
8. http://www.talkshoe.com/talkshoe/web/talkCast.jsp?masterId=26735&cmd=tc
9. http://www.downtoearth.org/free-cooking-classes
10.https://www.stellaculinary.com/stella-culinary-school-podcast-index
The point is that you can and should continually learn new things. If you have time for a favorite television show but you are stressed about the holidays looming up ahead then please consider what is important and what can wait. Learn something new it’s fun! You may also surprise yourself with what you can actually do. Do not let your doubts hold you back from trying something new. Trust me I cook with ingredients that only a year ago I looked at and had no idea what it was. So you can too
Now for those of you that love your phones and yes you are out there. Try this! http://www.nextnutrio.com/?p=924 It is an actual phone app that can scan and help you figure out what food is GMO potentially and what is not. I think that some of you that will remain in a hurry despite what I might advise could find this one particularly appropriate and useful.
Common ingredients that are GMO. Corn is one of the most widely used ones. 63% of corn crops contain GMO’s. High fructose corn syrup is one of the most commonly used ingredients in food now. It is not good for you and honestly you would be better off avoiding anything that has that listed in the ingredients. Canola oil is one of the most common GMO’s. Basically you are better off buying food at it’s most basic than risk the processed foods that seem cheaper and faster. They are cheaper and faster sometimes but what is that costing you in the long run?
This is a list that names companies and brands as being proponents of GMO’s. I advise that you have a look.
http://covvha.net/list-of-gmo-foods/#.UMeJoIPAdHI
IF you take the time to look through the list above and find yourself worrying and wondering what to do. Then go to the following links below and use them as a guide to help you buy things that are not GMO.
1. http://covvha.net/non-gmo-shopping-guide/#.UMeIAYPAdHI
2. http://www.nongmoshoppingguide.com/download.html
3. http://gefreebc.files.wordpress.com/2010/02/greenpeace-shoppers_guide.pdf
These can help you to provide a happy and healthy meal for your family throughout the year. I really honestly hope that you will take the time to read this and learn more. To protect yourself and the future of our children. This is so important and such an important issue that you really should not ignore this. I want to see a day where there are no more GMO’s. until that day the least I can do is provide a means for you to find that food yourself.
Here are some recipes, opportunities, ingredients list, ideas and so on. These can be resources for you to know what to buy by name. What you can possibly do as an alternative to your normal holiday meal. Resources on where to buy GMO free food. I hope that these help you in your journey to the belly
1. http://www.facebook.com/events/506222196063221/
2. http://parentables.howstuffworks.com/chow/detox-your-thanksgiving-meal-prep-organic-bpa-free-pantry-options.html
3. http://www.gmofreeidaho.com/category/gmo-free-recipes/
4. http://momsforsafefood.net/2011/01/03/eating-gmo-free-on-a-budget/
5. http://nourishedkitchen.com/gmo-free-food/
6. http://gardenoflife.com/
7. http://realandnourishing.mybeyondorganic.com/
8. http://www.pccnaturalmarkets.com/holiday/deli/index.php
9. http://www.wholepregnancy.org/index.php?id=articles_more&moreid=142
10. http://www.nourishingmeals.com/
I want to wish you and your loved ones a safe and warm holiday season. I wish you health and comfort. Joy and companionship. This world may seem bad at times but I can tell you that there are many things worth living for. There are many things worth fighting for. We shall do this one step at a time. Baby steps and soon you will find yourself at the doorstep of your goal.
Quiescent A. Serpent
©Children of Vietnam Veterans Health Alliance
On Monday November 12, 2012, Kelly L. Derricks and Karen Y. Wengert were please to return to the Organic View Radio Show, hosted by June Stoyer, for a special Veterans Day feature about Agent Orange and the children of Vietnam Veterans.
Click the player below to hear the show!
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Late and $5000+ Contributions Received
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO. | WASHINGTON | DC / 20004 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $1,273,600.00 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT123 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| MONSANTO COMPANY | SAINT LOUIS | MO / 63167 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $4,208,000.00 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT122 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| DOW AGROSCIENCES LLC | INDIANAPOLIS | IN / 46268 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $1,184,800.00 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT121 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| BAYER CROPSCIENCE | RESEARCH TRIANGLE PA | NC / 27709 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $554,400.00 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT120 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| SYNGENTA CORPORATION | WASHINGTON | DC / 20006 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $260,000.00 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT119 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| BASF PLANT SCIENCE | RESEARCH TRIANGLE PA | NC / 27709 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $519,200.00 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT117 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| RICH PRODUCTS CORPORATION | BUFFALO | NY / 14213 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $160,123.18 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT116 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| PINNACLE FOODS GROUP LLC | PARSIPPANY | NJ / 07054 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $191,107.80 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT115 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| PEPSICO, INC. | PURCHASE | NY / 10577 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $1,126,079.94 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT114 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRIES, INC. | LAKEVILLE-MIDDLEBORO | MA / 02349 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $199,506.32 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT113 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| NESTLE USA, INC. | GLENDALE | CA / 91203 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $607,928.61 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT112 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| MORTON SALT | CHICAGO | IL / 60606 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $14,879.01 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT111 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| MCCORMICK & COMPANY, INC. | SPARKS | MD / 21152 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $178,252.37 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT110 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| KELLOGG COMPANY | BATTLE CREEK | MI / 49016 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $516,952.06 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT109 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| INVENTURE FOODS, INC. | PHOENIX | AZ / 85054 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $10,846.39 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT108 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| HOUSE-AUTRY MILLS, INC. | FOUR OAKS | NC / 27524 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $1,077.27 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT107 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| HORMEL FOODS CORPORATION | AUSTIN | MN / 55912 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $260,243.61 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT106 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| HERSHEY COMPANY | HERSHEY | PA / 17033 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $283,753.06 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT105 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| DEAN FOODS COMPANY | DALLAS | TX / 75204 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $182,381.90 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT104 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| CONAGRA FOODS | OMAHA | NE / 68102 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $520,101.54 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT103 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| COCA-COLA NORTH AMERICA | ATLANTA | GA / 30313 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $603,191.45 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT102 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| CARGILL, INC. | WAYZATA | MN / 55391 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $143,575.49 | INITIAL | 8/13/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1685113-IDT101 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| SUNNY DELIGHT BEVERAGES COMPANY | CINCINNATI | OH / 45242 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $93,795.90 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT99 |
| $93,795.90 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT99 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| SOLAE, LLC | SAINT LOUIS | MO / 63110 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $59,214.59 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT98 |
| $59,214.59 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT98 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| SARA LEE CORPORATION | DOWNERS GROVE | IL / 60515 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $89,493.16 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT96 |
| $89,493.16 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT96 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| RICH PRODUCTS CORPORATION | BUFFALO | NY / 14213 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $58,070.74 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT94 |
| $58,070.74 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT94 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| PINNACLE FOODS GROUP LLC | PARSIPPANY | NJ / 07054 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $69,307.71 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT92 |
| $69,307.71 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT92 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| PEPSICO, INC. | PURCHASE | NY / 10577 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $500,000.00 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT91 |
| $500,000.00 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT91 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRIES, INC. | LAKEVILLE-MIDDLEBORO | MA / 02349 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $94,311.63 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT90 |
| $94,311.63 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT90 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| NESTLE USA, INC. | GLENDALE | CA / 91203 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $500,000.00 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT89 |
| $500,000.00 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT89 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| MORTON SALT | CHICAGO | IL / 60606 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $5,396.06 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT88 |
| $5,396.06 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT88 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| MCCORMICK & COMPANY, INC. | SPARKS | MD / 21152 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $64,645.53 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT87 |
| $64,645.53 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT87 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| MCCAIN FOODS USA, INC. | LISLE | IL / 60532 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $50,592.94 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT86 |
| $50,592.94 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT86 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| MARS FOOD NORTH AMERICA | RANCHO DOMINGUEZ | CA / 90220 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $100,242.69 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT85 |
| $100,242.69 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT85 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| LAND O’LAKES, INC. | ARDEN HILLS | MN / 55126 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $21,513.78 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT84 |
| $21,513.78 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT84 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| KNOUSE FOODS COOPERATIVE, INC. | PEACH GLEN | PA / 17375 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $131,409.01 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT83 |
| $131,409.01 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT83 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| KELLOGG COMPANY | BATTLE CREEK | MI / 49016 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $82,299.57 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT82 |
| $82,299.57 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT82 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| THE J.M. SMUCKER COMPANY | ORRVILLE | OH / 44667 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $367,604.16 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT81 |
| $367,604.16 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT81 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| HORMEL FOODS CORPORATION | AUSTIN | MN / 55912 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $94,380.71 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT77 |
| $94,380.71 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT77 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| HERSHEY COMPANY | HERSHEY | PA / 17033 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $102,906.72 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT76 |
| $102,906.72 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT76 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| HERO NORTH AMERICA | AMSTERDAM | NY / 12010 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $21,044.96 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT75 |
| $21,044.96 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT75 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| GODIVA CHOCOLATIER, INC. | NEW YORK | NY / 10017 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $11,121.53 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT74 |
| $11,121.53 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT74 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| GENERAL MILLS, INC. | GOLDEN VALLEY | MN / 55426 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $500,000.00 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT73 |
| $500,000.00 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT73 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| DOLE PACKAGED FOODS COMPANY | WESTLAKE VILLAGE | CA / 91362 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $45,580.05 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT72 |
| $45,580.05 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT72 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| DEL MONTE FOODS COMPANY | SAN FRANCISCO | CA / 94111 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $175,574.33 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT71 |
| $175,574.33 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT71 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| DEAN FOODS COMPANY | DALLAS | TX / 75204 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $66,143.16 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT70 |
| $66,143.16 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT70 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| CONAGRA FOODS | OMAHA | NE / 68102 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $500,000.00 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT69 |
| $500,000.00 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT69 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| COCA-COLA NORTH AMERICA | ATLANTA | GA / 30313 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $500,000.00 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT68 |
| $500,000.00 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT68 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| CARGILL, INC. | WAYZATA | MN / 55391 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $52,069.51 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT67 |
| $52,069.51 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT67 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| CAMPBELL SOUP COMPANY | CAMDEN | NJ / 08103 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $65,114.35 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT66 |
| $65,114.35 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT66 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| C. H. GUENTHER & SON, INC. | SAN ANTONIO | TX / 78291 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $23,401.61 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT65 |
| $23,401.61 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT65 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| BUMBLE BEE FOODS, LLC | SAN DIEGO | CA / 92123 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $98,073.62 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT64 |
| $98,073.62 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT64 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| BIMBO BAKERIES USA | HORSHAM | PA / 19044 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $320,516.72 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT63 |
| $320,516.72 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT63 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| BAYER CROPSCIENCE | RESEARCH TRIANGLE PA | NC / 27709 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $1,064,000.00 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/31/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT62 |
| $1,064,000.00 | INITIAL | 7/31/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT62 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| SYNGENTA CORPORATION | WASHINGTON | DC / 20006 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $498,000.00 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/31/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT61 |
| $498,000.00 | INITIAL | 7/31/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT61 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO. | WASHINGTON | DC / 20004 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $2,441,500.00 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/31/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT60 |
| $2,441,500.00 | INITIAL | 7/31/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT60 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| BASF PLANT SCIENCE | RESEARCH TRIANGLE PA | NC / 27709 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $996,500.00 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/31/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT59 |
| $996,500.00 | INITIAL | 7/31/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT59 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| WM. WRIGLEY JR. COMPANY | CHICAGO | IL / 60610 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $116,865.91 | AMENDMENT #1 | 8/3/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1684393-IDT100 |
| $116,865.91 | INITIAL | 8/3/2012 | 8/10/2012 | 1684393-IDT100 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| SARA LEE CORPORATION | DOWNERS GROVE | IL / 60515 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $7,340.06 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/27/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT55 |
| $7,340.06 | INITIAL | 7/27/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT55 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| PINNACLE FOODS GROUP LLC | PARSIPPANY | NJ / 07054 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $5,684.49 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/27/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT51 |
| $5,684.49 | INITIAL | 7/27/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT51 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| PEPSICO, INC. | PURCHASE | NY / 10577 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $35,494.94 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/27/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT50 |
| $35,494.94 | INITIAL | 7/27/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT50 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRIES, INC. | LAKEVILLE-MIDDLEBORO | MA / 02349 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $7,735.26 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/27/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT49 |
| $7,735.26 | INITIAL | 7/27/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT49 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| NESTLE USA, INC. | GLENDALE | CA / 91203 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $24,184.46 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/27/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT48 |
| $24,184.46 | INITIAL | 7/27/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT48 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| MCCORMICK & COMPANY, INC. | SPARKS | MD / 21152 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $5,302.10 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/27/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT46 |
| $5,302.10 | INITIAL | 7/27/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT46 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| KELLOGG COMPANY | BATTLE CREEK | MI / 49016 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $13,080.78 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/27/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT42 |
| $13,080.78 | INITIAL | 7/27/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT42 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| THE J.M. SMUCKER COMPANY | ORRVILLE | OH / 44667 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $8,024.26 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/27/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT41 |
| $8,024.26 | INITIAL | 7/27/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT41 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| HORMEL FOODS CORPORATION | AUSTIN | MN / 55912 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $7,740.93 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/27/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT37 |
| $7,740.93 | INITIAL | 7/27/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT37 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| HERSHEY COMPANY | HERSHEY | PA / 17033 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $8,440.22 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/27/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT36 |
| $8,440.22 | INITIAL | 7/27/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT36 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| GENERAL MILLS, INC. | GOLDEN VALLEY | MN / 55426 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $19,401.17 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/27/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT32 |
| $19,401.17 | INITIAL | 7/27/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT32 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| DEL MONTE FOODS COMPANY | SAN FRANCISCO | CA / 94111 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $14,400.28 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/27/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT31 |
| $14,400.28 | INITIAL | 7/27/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT31 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| DEAN FOODS COMPANY | DALLAS | TX / 75204 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $5,424.94 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/27/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT30 |
| $5,424.94 | INITIAL | 7/27/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT30 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| CONAGRA FOODS | OMAHA | NE / 68102 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $22,267.32 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/27/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT29 |
| $22,267.32 | INITIAL | 7/27/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT29 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| COCA-COLA NORTH AMERICA | ATLANTA | GA / 30313 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $24,081.05 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/27/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT28 |
| $24,081.05 | INITIAL | 7/27/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT28 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| CAMPBELL SOUP COMPANY | CAMDEN | NJ / 08103 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $5,340.56 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/27/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT26 |
| $5,340.56 | INITIAL | 7/27/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT26 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| BIMBO BAKERIES USA | HORSHAM | PA / 19044 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $6,996.41 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/27/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT24 |
| $6,996.41 | INITIAL | 7/27/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT24 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| SYNGENTA CORPORATION | WASHINGTON | DC / 20006 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $63,300.00 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/26/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT23 |
| $63,300.00 | INITIAL | 7/26/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT23 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| E.I. DUPONT DE NEMOURS & CO. | WASHINGTON | DC / 20004 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $310,100.00 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/26/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT22 |
| $310,100.00 | INITIAL | 7/26/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT22 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| BASF PLANT SCIENCE | RESEARCH TRIANGLE PA | NC / 27709 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $126,600.00 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/26/2012 | 8/14/2012 | 1679860-IDT21 |
| $126,600.00 | INITIAL | 7/26/2012 | 7/31/2012 | 1679860-IDT21 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| BIOTECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY ORGANIZATION | WASHINGTON | DC / 20024 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $250,000.00 | AMENDMENT #1 | 7/9/2012 | 7/27/2012 | 1670810-INC40 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| COUNCIL FOR BIOTECHNOLOGY INFORMATION | WASHINGTON | DC / 20024 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $250,000.00 | INITIAL | 7/9/2012 | 7/11/2012 | 1670810-INC34 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| HORMEL FOODS CORPORATION | AUSTIN | MN / 55912 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $11,934.75 | AMENDMENT #1 | 6/26/2012 | 7/27/2012 | 1670810-IDT9 |
| $11,934.75 | INITIAL | 6/26/2012 | 7/11/2012 | 1670810-IDT9 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| CONAGRA FOODS | OMAHA | NE / 68102 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $34,331.14 | AMENDMENT #1 | 6/26/2012 | 7/27/2012 | 1670810-IDT6 |
| $34,331.14 | INITIAL | 6/26/2012 | 7/11/2012 | 1670810-IDT6 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| THE J.M. SMUCKER COMPANY | ORRVILLE | OH / 44667 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $12,371.58 | AMENDMENT #1 | 6/26/2012 | 7/27/2012 | 1670810-IDT4 |
| $12,371.58 | INITIAL | 6/26/2012 | 7/11/2012 | 1670810-IDT4 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| RICH PRODUCTS CORPORATION | BUFFALO | NY / 14213 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $7,343.23 | AMENDMENT #1 | 6/26/2012 | 7/27/2012 | 1670810-IDT20 |
| $7,343.23 | INITIAL | 6/26/2012 | 7/11/2012 | 1670810-IDT20 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| KELLOGG COMPANY | BATTLE CREEK | MI / 49016 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $20,167.59 | AMENDMENT #1 | 6/26/2012 | 7/27/2012 | 1670810-IDT19 |
| $20,167.59 | INITIAL | 6/26/2012 | 7/11/2012 | 1670810-IDT19 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| CARGILL, INC. | WAYZATA | MN / 55391 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $6,584.36 | AMENDMENT #1 | 6/26/2012 | 7/27/2012 | 1670810-IDT16 |
| $6,584.36 | INITIAL | 6/26/2012 | 7/11/2012 | 1670810-IDT16 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| NESTLE USA, INC. | GLENDALE | CA / 91203 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $37,286.93 | AMENDMENT #1 | 6/26/2012 | 7/27/2012 | 1670810-IDT15 |
| $37,286.93 | INITIAL | 6/26/2012 | 7/11/2012 | 1670810-IDT15 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| COCA-COLA NORTH AMERICA | ATLANTA | GA / 30313 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $37,127.50 | AMENDMENT #1 | 6/26/2012 | 7/27/2012 | 1670810-IDT13 |
| $37,127.50 | INITIAL | 6/26/2012 | 7/11/2012 | 1670810-IDT13 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| BIMBO BAKERIES USA | HORSHAM | PA / 19044 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $10,786.87 | AMENDMENT #1 | 6/26/2012 | 7/27/2012 | 1670810-IDT10 |
| $10,786.87 | INITIAL | 6/26/2012 | 7/11/2012 | 1670810-IDT10 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| PEPSICO, INC. | PURCHASE | NY / 10577 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $54,725.12 | AMENDMENT #1 | 6/26/2012 | 7/27/2012 | 1670810-IDT1 |
| $54,725.12 | INITIAL | 6/26/2012 | 7/11/2012 | 1670810-IDT1 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| GROCERY MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION | WASHINGTON | DC / 20005 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $125,000.00 | INITIAL | 4/9/2012 | 4/20/2012 | 1653215-INC14 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| GROCERY MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION | WASHINGTON | DC / 20005 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $250,000.00 | INITIAL | 2/24/2012 | 3/2/2012 | 1643621-INC6 |
| NAME OF CONTRIBUTOR | CITY | STATE/ZIP | ||
| COUNCIL FOR BIOTECHNOLOGY INFORMATION | WASHINGTON | DC / 20024 | ||
| ID NUMBER | EMPLOYER | OCCUPATION | ||
| AMOUNT | TYPE | TRANS. DATE | FILED DATE | TRANS # |
| $375,000.00 | INITIAL | 2/21/2012 | 3/2/2012 | 1643621-INC1 |
Moms and food activists have been fighting genetically modified foods for years. Now, they have a new ally.
Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) sent a letter to President Obama just before Memorial Day asking for his assistance in delaying approval of a new breed of corn that’s genetically modified to resist heavy applications of the herbicide 2,4-D, one of the two active ingredients in the infamous Vietnam-era defoliant Agent Orange.
The corn and 2,4-D are both being manufactured by Dow Agro Science, which has named its new corn “Enlist,” a name the veterans said in the letter was “a slap at all Vietnam veterans.” Multinational seed company Monsanto also manufactures 2,4-D.
Most of the health problems caused by Agent Orange during the Vietnam War have been attributed to unintended dioxin contamination of the two active ingredients, 2,4-D and 2,4,5-T. Dioxin builds up in the fatty tissue of humans and animals and can cause damage for years after exposure. The government continues to add to the known health conditions related to Agent Orange’s dioxin poisoning, but currently they include diabetes, neuropathy, Parkinson’s disease, heart disease, liver dysfunction, numerous cancers, and birth defects in the children of exposed soldiers and Vietnam residents. Studies in recent years have found that 2,4-D is just as likely to be contaminated with dioxin when used alone as it was when used in combination with 2,4,5-T.
Adding to that danger, 2,4-D itself has been linked to non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma, cell damage, hormonal disruption, and reproductive problems, according to the nonprofit Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), which petitioned the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) earlier this year in an effort to ban the substance permanently. The EPA denied the NRDC’s petition.
“Although there is a lot that science has learned about the effects of dioxin on the human organism, there is still a lot that science has yet to learn,” writes VVA. “Now, Dow and Monsanto wish to release genetically modified corn that has increased resistance to 2,4-D. What will this mean to Vietnam vets, who have already been exposed to this chemical through our military service? To our progeny?”
The group’s letter went on to state that the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA’s) conclusion that 2,4-D–resistant corn would have no “significant” impact on the environment was inaccurate and “raises more questions than it answers.” The vets are asking President Obama to push for more research by independent scientists, not those affiliated with Dow Agro Sciences.
“We are not calling for a complete ban of this new product at this time,” the group writes. “We are simply not willing to be lied to or withheld information from again. Vietnam veterans were lied to about our exposure to chemicals which claimed many lives long after our troops left Southeast Asia.”
The VVA isn’t alone in its attempts to get Obama’s attention. Children of Vietnam Veterans Health Alliance, another group made up of veterans’ children who were impacted by dioxin poisoning and Agent Orange, is endorsing the California ballot initiative that would require labeling of genetically modified ingredients. That initiative will be voted on in the November 2012 election.
The USDA has closed the public comment period on Dow’s 2,4-D–resistant corn, but the nonprofit Center for Food Safety continues to pressure the EPA to ban 2,4-D altogether. Take a minute to sign the center’s petition and to protect your family from the potential for more toxic pesticide exposure.
Originally Posted On Infinitymuscle.com
Here’s a partial lineup of hired guns and organizations behind the anti-labeling advertising blitz soon to hit the California airwaves.
What do a former mouthpiece for tobacco and big oil, a corporate-interest PR flack, and the regional director of a Monsanto-funded tort reform group have in common?
They’re all part of the anti-labeling PR team that will soon unleash a massive advertising and PR campaign in California, designed to scare voters into rejecting the California Right to Know Genetically Engineered Food Act.
In November, California voters will vote ‘yes’ or ‘no’ on a law to require mandatory labeling of all GMO ingredients in processed foods, and ban the routine industry practice of mislabeling foods containing GMO ingredients as ‘natural.’
Polls show that nearly 90% of the state’s voters plan to vote ‘yes.’ But when November rolls around, will voter support still be strong? Not if the biotech, agribusiness, and food manufacturers industries can help it.
It’s estimated that the opposition will spend $60 million – $100 million to convince voters that GMOs are perfectly safe. They’ll try to scare voters into believing that labeling will make food more expensive, that it will spark hundreds of lawsuits against small farmers and small businesses, and that it will contribute to world hunger. None of this is true. On the contrary, studies suggest just the opposite.
Here’s what is true: The opposition has lined up some heavy-hitters and industry-funded front groups — masquerading as “grassroots” organizations — to help spin their anti-labeling propaganda machine.
You have the right to know what’s in your food. You also have the right to know who is working tirelessly to prevent you from ever having that right – and who is signing their paychecks. Here’s a partial lineup of hired guns and organizations behind the anti-labeling advertising blitz soon to hit the California airwaves:
Tom Hiltachk: Monsanto’s Man in California
Coalition Against Costly Food Labeling Proposition
Kathy Fairbanks
Maryann Marino and the California Citizens Against Lawsuit Abuse (CALA)
American Tort Reform Association (ATRA)
Find our Common Ground
Read The Full Article For Summaries Of The Above Listed People
BABY FOOD GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
Nabisco
(Phillip Morris)
Arrowroot Teething Biscuits
Infant formula Carnation Infant Formulas
(Nestle)
AlSoy
Good Start
Follow-Up
Follow-Up Soy
Enfamil Infant Formulas
(Mead Johnson)
Enfamil with Iron
Enfamil Low Iron
Enfamil A.R.
Enfamil Nutramigen
Enfamil Lacto Free
Enfamil 22
Enfamil Next step (soy and milk-based varieties)
Enfamil Pro-Soybee
Isomil Infant Formulas
(Abbot Labs)
Isomil Soy
Isomil Soy for Diarrhea
Similac
(Abbot Labs)
Similac Lactose Free
Similac with Iron
Similac Low Iron
Similac Alimentum
BAKING GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
baking mixes
Aunt Jemima
(Quaker)
Complete Pancake & Waffle Mix
Buttermilk Pancake & Waffle Mix
Cornbread Mix
Easy Mix Coffee Cake
Betty Crocker
(General Mills)
Pie Crust Mix
Original Pancake Mix
Complete Pancake Mix
Buttermilk Complete Pancake Mix
Muffin Mixes
Banana Nut
Lemon Poppy Seed
Blueberry
Wild Blueberry
Chocolate Chip
Apple Streusel
Quick Bread Mixes Banana
Cinnamon Streusel
Lemon Poppy Seed
Cranberry Orange
Gingerbread
Cookie Mixes Chocolate Chip
Double Chocolate Chunk
Sugar
Peanut Butter
Bisquik
(Betty Crocker/General Mills)
Original
Reduced Fat
Shake ‘n Pour Pancake Mix
Shake ‘n Pour Buttermilk Pancake Mix
Shake ‘n Pour Blueberry Pancake Mix
Duncan Hines
(Aurora Foods)
Muffin Mixes
Kellogg’s All-Bran Apple Cinnamon
Kellogg’s All-Bran Blueberry
Blueberry
Blueberry Crumb
Chocolate Chip
Hungry Jack
(Pillsbury)
Buttermilk Pancake Mix
Extra Light & Fluffy Pancake Mix (all varieties)
Jiffy
Corn Muffin Mix
Blueberry Muffin Mix
Raspberry Muffin Mix
Pie Crust Mix
Mrs. Butterworths
(Aurora Foods)
Complete Pancake Mix
Buttermilk Pancake Mix
Pepperidge Farms
(Campbell’s)
Buttermilk Pancake Mix
Pillsbury
Quick Bread & Muffin Mixes
Blueberry
Chocolate Chip
Banana
Cranberry
Lemon Poppyseed
Nut
Hot Roll Mix
Gingerbread
baking needs
Bakers
(Kraft/Phillip Morris)
Unsweetened Chocolate
Semi-Sweet Chocolate
German Sweet Chocolate
White Chocolate
Hershey’s
Semi-Sweet Baking Chips
Milk Chocolate Chips
Mini Kisses
Nestle
Toll House Semi-Sweet Chocolate Chips
Milk Chocolate Chips
White Chocolate
Butterscotch Chips
Semi-Sweet Chocolate Baking Bars
BREAD GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
Holsum
(Interstate Bakeries)
Holsum Thin Sliced
Roman Meal
12 Grain
Round Top
Home Pride
Buttertop White
Buttertop Wheat
Pepperidge Farms
(Campbell’s)
Cinnamon Swirl
Light Oatmeal
Light Wheat
100% Whole Wheat
Hearty Slices
7 Grain
9 Grain
Crunchy Oat
Whole Wheat
Light Side
Oatmeal
Wheat
7 Grain
Soft Dinner Rolls
Club Rolls
Sandwich Buns
Hoagie Rolls
Thomas’
(Bestfoods)
English Muffins Original
Cinnamon Raisin
Honey Wheat
Oat Bran
Blueberry
Maple French Toast
Toast-r-Cakes Blueberry
Toast-r-Cakes Corn Muffins
Wonder
(Interstate Bakeries)
White Sandwich Bread
Country Grain
Buttermilk
Thin Sandwich
Light Wheat
100% Stoneground Wheat
Fat Free Multigrain
Premium Potato
Beefsteak Rye
Wonder Hamburger Buns
BREAKFAST GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
breakfast bars
Kellogg’s
Pop Tarts
(all varieties)
Pop Tarts Snack Stix
(all)
Nutri-Grain Bars
(all)
Nutri-Grain Fruit Filled Squares
(all)
Nutri-Grain Twists
(all)
Fruit-Full Squares
(all)
Nabisco
(Nabisco/Phillip Morris)
Fruit & Grain Bars
(all varieties)
Nature Valley
(General Mills)
Oats & Honey Granola Bars
Peanut Butter Granola Bars
Cinnamon Granola Bars
Pillsbury
(General Mills)
Toaster Scrambles & Strudels
(all varieties)
Quaker
Chewy Granola Bars
(all varieties)
Fruit & Oatmeal Bars
(all varieties)
waffles
Aunt Jemima Frozen Waffles
Buttermilk
Blueberry
Eggo Frozen Waffles
(Kellogg’s)
Homestyle
Buttermilk
Nutri-Grain Whole Wheat
Nutri-Grain Multi Grain
Cinnamon Toast
Blueberry
Strawberry
Apple Cinnamon
Banana Bread
Hungry Jack Frozen Waffles
(Pillsbury/General Mills)
Homestyle
Buttermilk
CEREAL GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
General Mills
Cheerios
Wheaties
Total
Corn Chex
Lucky Charms
Trix
Kix
Golden Grahams
Cinnamon Grahams
Count Chocula
Honey Nut Chex
Frosted Cheerios
Apple Cinnamon Cheerios
Multi-Grain Cheerios
Frosted Wheaties
Brown Sugar & Oat Total
Basic 4
Reeses Puffs
French Toast Crunch
Kellogg’s
Frosted Flakes
Corn Flakes
Special K
Raisin Bran
Rice Krispies
Corn Pops
Product 19
Smacks
Froot Loops
Marshmallow Blasted Fruit Loops
Apple Jacks
Crispix
Smart Start
All-Bran
Complete Wheat Bran
Complete Oat Bran
Just Right Fruit & Nut
Honey Crunch Corn Flakes
Raisin Bran Crunch
Cracklin’ Oat Bran
Country Inn Specialties
(all varieties)
Mothers Cereals
(Quaker)
Toasted Oat Bran
Peanut Butter Bumpers
Groovy Grahams
Harvest Oat Flakes
Harvest Oat Flakes w/Apples & Almonds
Honey Round Ups
Post
(Kraft-Phillip Morris)
Raisin Bran
Bran Flakes
Grape Nut Flakes
Grape Nut O’s
Fruit & Fibre date, raisin and walnut
Fruit & Fibre peach, raisin and almond
Honey Bunch of Oats
Honey Nut Shredded Wheat
Honey Comb
Golden Crisp
Waffle Crisp
Cocoa Pebbles
Cinna-Crunch Pebbles
Fruity Pebbles
Alpha-Bits
Post Selects Cranberry Almond
Post Selects Banana Nut Crunch
Post Selects Blueberry Morning
Post Selects Great Grains
Quaker
Life
Cinnamon Life
100% Natural Granola
Toasted Oatmeal
Toasted Oatmeal Honey Nut
Oat Bran
Cap’n Crunch
Cap’n Crunch Peanut Butter Crunch
Cap’n Crunch Crunchling Berries
CHOCOLATE GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
candy
Cadbury
(Cadbury/Hershey’s)
Mounds
Almond Joy
York Peppermint Patty
Dairy Milk
Roast Almond
Fruit & Nut
Hershey’s
Kit-Kat
Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups
Mr. Goodbar
Special Dark
Milk Chocolate
Kisses
Symphony
Kraft
(Kraft/Phillip Morris)
Toblerone
(all varieties)
Mars
M&M
(all varieties)
Snickers
Three Musketeers
Milky Way
Twix
Nestle
Crunch
Milk Chocolate
Chunky
Butterfinger
100 Grand
drink mixes and dessert toppings
Carnation
(Nestle)
Hot Cocoa Mixes:
Rich Chocolate
Double Chocolate
Milk Chocolate
Marshmallow Madness
Mini Marshmallow
No Sugar
Hershey’s
Chocolate Syrup
Special Dark Chocolate Syrup
Strawberry Syrup
Nestle
Nesquik
Strawberry Nesquik
Swiss Miss
(ConAgra)
Hot Cocoa Mixes:
Chocolate Sensation
Milk Chocolate
Marshmallow Lovers
Marshmallow Lovers Fat Free
No Sugar Added
CONDIMENTS GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
Del Monte
(Nabisco/Phillip Morris)
Ketchup
Heinz
Ketchup
(regular & no salt)
Chili Sauce
Cocktail Sauce
Heinz 57 Steak Sauce
Hellman’s
(Bestfoods)
Real Mayonnaise
Light Mayonnaise
Low-Fat Mayonnaise
Hunt’s
(ConAgra)
Ketchup
(regular & no salt)
KC Masterpiece
(Clorox)
Original BBQ sauce
Garlic & Herb Marinade
Honey Teriyaki Marinade
Kraft
(Kraft/Phillip Morris)
Miracle Whip
(all varieties)
Kraft Mayonnaise
(all)
Thick & Spicy BBQ sauces
(all varieties)
Char Grill BBQ sauce
Honey Hickory BBQ sauce
Nabisco
(Nabiso/Phillip Morris)
A-1 Steak Sauce
Open Pit
(Vlasic/Campbells)
BBQ sauces
(all)
salsa
Chi-Chi’s
(Hormel)
Fiesta Salsa
(all varieties)
Old El Paso
(Pillsbury)
Thick & Chunky Salsa
Garden Pepper Salsa
Taco Sauce
Picante Sauce
Ortega
(Nestle)
Taco Sauce
Salsa Prima Homestyle
Salsa Prima Roasted Garlic
Salsa Prima 3 Bell Pepper
Thick & Chunky Salsa
Pace
(Campbells)
Chunky Salsa
Picante Sauce
Tostitos Salsa
(Frito-Lay/Pepsi)
All Natural
All Natural Thick & Chunky
Roasted Garlic
Restaurant Style
COOKIES GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
Delicious Brands
(Parmalat)
Animal Crackers
Ginger Snaps
Fig Bars
Oatmeal
Sugar-Free Duplex
Honey Grahams
Cinnamon Grahams
Fat Free Vanilla Wafers
English Toffee Heath Cookies
Butterfinger Cookies
Skippy Peanut Butter Cookies
Famous Amos
(Keebler/Flowers Industries)
Chocolate Chip
Oatmeal Raisin
Chocolate Sandwich
Peanut Butter Sandwich
Vanilla Sandwich
Oatmeal Macaroon Sandwich
Frookies
(Delicious Brands/Parmalat)
Peanut Butter Chunk
Chocolate Chip
Double Chocolate
Frookwich Vanilla
Frookwich Chocolate
Frookwich Peanut Butter
Frookwich Lemon
Funky Monkeys Chocolate
Ginger Snaps
Lemon Wafers
Keebler
(Keebler/Flowers Industries)
Chips Deluxe
Sandies
E.L. Fudge
Soft Batch Chocolate Chip
Golden Vanilla Wafers
Droxies
Vienna Fingers
Fudge Shoppe Fudge Stripes
Fudge Shoppe Double Fudge & Caramel
Fudge Shoppe Fudge Stix
Fudge Shoppe Peanut Butter Fudge Stix
Country Style Oatmeal
Graham Originals
Graham Cinnamon Crisp
Graham Chocolate
Graham Honey Low Fat
Crème Filled Wafers
Chocolate Filled Wafers
Nabisco (Nabisco/Phillip Morris)
Oreo
(all varieties)
Chips Ahoy!
(all varieties)
Fig Newtons
(and all Newtons varities)
Lorna Doone
Nutter Butters
Barnum Animal Crackers
Nilla Wafers
Nilla Chocolate Wafers
Pecanz Shortbread
Family Favorites Oatmeal
Famous Wafers
Fudge Covered Mystic Sticks
Honey Maid Graham Crackers
Honey Maid Cinnamon Grahams
Honey Maid Chocolate Grahams
Honey Maid Oatmeal Crunch
Teddy Grahams
Teddy Grahams Cinnamon
Teddy Grahams Chocolate
Teddy Grahams Chocolate Chips
Café Cremes Vanilla
Café Crème Cappuccino
Pepperidge Farm
(Campbell’s)
Milano
Mint Milano
Chessmen
Bordeaux
Brussels
Geneva
Chocolate Chip
Lemon Nut
Shortbread
Sugar
Ginger Men
Raspberry Chantilly
Strawberry Verona
Chocolate Mocha Salzburg
Chocolate Chunk Chesapeake
Chocolate Chunk Nantucket
Chocolate Chunk Sausalito
Oatmeal Raisin Soft Baked
Sesame Street
(Keebler)
Cookie Monster
Chocolate Chip
Chocolate Sandwich
Vanilla Sandwich
Cookie Pals
Honey Grahams
Cinnamon Grahams
Frosted Grahams
Snack Wells
(Nabisco/Phillip Morris)
Devil’s Food
Golden Devil’s Food
Mint Crème
Coconut Crème
Chocolate Sandwich
Chocolate Chip
Peanut Butter Chip
Double Chocolate Chip
CRACKERS GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
Keebler
(Keebler/Flowers Industries)
Town House
Club
Munch ‘Ems
(all varieties)
Wheatables
Zesta Saltines
Toasteds
(Wheat, Onion, Sesame & Butter Crisps)
Snax Stix
(Wheat, Cheddar & original)
Harvest Bakery
(Multigrain, Butter, Corn Bread)
Nabisco
(Nabisco/Phillip Morris)
Ritz
(all varieties)
Wheat Thins
(all)
Wheatsworth
Triscuits
Waverly
Sociables
Better Cheddars
Premium Saltines
(all)
Ritz Snack Mix
(all)
Vegetable Flavor Crisps
Swiss Cheese Flavor Crisps
Cheese Nips
(all)
Uneeda Biscuits
Pepperidge Farm
(Campbell’s)
Butter Thins
Hearty Wheat
Cracker Trio
Cracker Quartet
Three Cheese Snack Stix
Sesame Snack Stix
Pumpernickel Snack Stix
Goldfish
(original, cheddar, parmesan, pizza, pretzel)
Goldfish Snack Mix
(all)
Red Oval Farms
(Nabisco/Phillip Morris)
Stoned Wheat Thins
(all varieties)
Crisp ‘N Light Sourdough Rye
Crisp ‘N Light Wheat
Sunshine
(Flowers Industries)
Cheeze-It
(original & reduced fat)
Cheeze-It White Cheddar
Cheeze-It Party Mix
Krispy Original Saltines
FROZEN DINNERS GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
Banquet
(ConAgra)
Pot Pies
(all varieties)
Fried Chicken
Salisbury Steak
Chicken Nugget Meal
Pepperoni Pizza Meal
Budget Gourmet
(Heinz)
Roast Beef Supreme
Beef Stroganoff
Three Cheese Lasagne
Chicken Oriental & Vegeatble
Fettuccini Primavera
Green Giant
(Pillsbury)
Rice Pilaf with Chicken Flavored Sauce
Rice Medley with Beef Flavored Sauce
Primavera Pasta
Pasta Accents Creamy Cheddar
Create-a-Meals Parmesan Herb Chicken
Cheesy Pasta and Vegetable
Beef Noodle
Sweet & Sour
Mushroom Wine Chicken
Healthy Choice
(ConAgra)
Stuffed Pasta Shells
Chicken Parmagiana
Country Breaded Chicken
Roast Chicken Breast
Beef Pot Roast
Chicken & Corn Bread
Cheese & Chicken Tortellini
Lemon Pepper Fish
Shrimp & Vegetable
Macaroni & Cheese
Kid Cuisine
(ConAgra)
Chicken Nugget Meal
Fried Chicken
Taco Roll Up
Corn Dog
Cheese Pizza
Fish Stix
Macaroni & Cheese
Lean Cuisine
(Stouffer’s/Nestle)
Skillet Sensations Chicken & Vegetable
Broccoli & Beef
Homestyle Beef
Teriyaki Chicken
Chicken Alfredo
Garlic Chicken
Roast Turkey
Hearty Portions Chicken Florentine
Beef Stroganoff
Cheese & Spinach Manicotti
Salisbury Steak
Café Classics Baked Fish
Baked Chicken
Chicken a L’Orange
Chicken Parmesan
Meatloaf with Whipped Potatoes
Everyday Favorites Chicken Fettuccini
Chicken Pie
Angel Hair Pasta
Three Bean Chili with Rice
Macaroni & Cheese
Marie Callenders
(ConAgra)
Chicken Pot Pie
Lasagna & Meat Sauce
Turkey & Gravy
Meat Loaf & Gravy
Country Fried Chicken & Gravy
Fettuccini with Broccoli & Cheddar
Roast Beef with Mashed Potatoes
Country Fried Pork Chop with Gravy
Chicken Cordon Bleu
Ore-Ida Frozen Potatoes
(Heinz)
Fast Fries
Steak fries
Zesties
Shoestrings
Hash Browns
Tater Tots
Potato Wedges
Crispy Crunchies
Rosetto Frozen Pasta
(Heinz)
Cheese Ravioli
Beef Ravioli
Italian Sausage Ravioli
Eight Cheese Stuffed Shells
Eight Cheese Broccoli Stuffed Shells
Stouffer’s
(Nestle)
Family Style Favorites Macaroni & Cheese
Stuffed Peppers
Broccoli au Gratin
Meat Loaf in Gravy
Green Bean & Mushroom Casserole
Homestyle Meatloaf
Salisbury Steak
Chicken Breast in Gravy
Hearty Portions Salisbury Steak
Chicken Fettucini
Meatloaf with Mashed Potatoes
Chicken Pot Pie
Swanson
(Vlasic/Campbells)
Meat Loaf
Fish & Chips
Salisbury Steak
Chicken Nuggets
Hungry Man Fried Chicken
Roast Chicken
Fisherman’s Platter
Pork Rib
Voila!
(Bird’s Eye/Agri-Link Foods)
Chicken Voila! Alfredo
Chicken Voila! Garlic
Chicken Voila! Pesto
Chicken Voila! Three Cheese
Steak Voila! Beef Sirloin
Shrimp Voila! Garlic
Weight Watchers
(Heinz)
Smart Ones Fiesta Chicken
Basil Chicken
Ravioli Florentine
Fajita Chicken
Roasted Vegetable Primavera
ENERGY BARS AND DRINKS GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
energy bars
Power Bar
(Nestle)
Oatmeal Raisin
Apple Cinnamon
Peanut Butter
Vanilla Crisp
Chocolate Peanut Butter
Mocha
Banana
Wild Berry
Harvest Bars Apple Crisp
Blueberry
Chocolate Fudge Brownie
Strawberry
Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip
drink mixes
Carnation Instant Breakfast Mix
(Nestle)
Creamy Milk Chocolate
Classic Chocolate
French Vanilla
Strawberry
Café Mocha
HEAT AND SERVE MEALS GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
Chef Boyardee
(ConAgra)
Beefaroni
Macaroni & Cheese
Mini Ravioli
ABC’s & 123′s
Dinty Moore
(Hormel)
Beef Stew
Turkey Stew
Chicken & Dumplings
Hormel
Chili with Beans
Chili No Beans
Vegetarian Chili with Beans
Kids’ Kitchen
(Hormel)
Spaghetti Rings with Meatballs
Macaroni & Cheese
Pizza Wedges with 3 Cheese
Franco-American
(Campbell’s)
Spaghetti O’s
Mini Ravioli
Power Rangers Pasta in Sauce
MEAT AND DAIRY ALTERNATIVES GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
meat alternatives
Loma Linda
(Worthington/Kellogg’s*)
Meatless Chik Nuggest
Morningstar
(Worthington/Kellogg’s*)
Harvest Burger
Better ‘n Burgers
Garden Veggie Patties
Grillers Burgers
Black Bean Burger
Chicken Patties
Natural Touch
(Worthington/Kellogg’s*)
Garden Vegetable Pattie
Black Bean Burger
Okra Pattie
Lentil Rice Loaf
Nine Bean Loaf
Worthington
(Worthington/Kellogg’s*)
Vegetarian Burger
Savory Slices
dairy alternatives
Nutra Blend Soy Beverage
(Bestfoods)
Original
Vanilla
Apple
Orange
MEAL MIXES AND SAUCE PACKETS GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
Betty Crocker
(General Mills)
Garden Vegetable Pilaf
Creamy Herb Risotto
Garlic Alfredo Fettuccini
Bowl Appetit Cheddar Broccoli
Macaroni & Cheese
Pasta Alfredo
Knorr
(Bestfoods)
Mushroom Risotto Italian Rice
Broccoli au Gratin Risotto
Vegetable Primavera Risotto
Risotto Milanese
Original Pilf
Chicken Pilaf
Rotini with 4 Cheese
Bow Tie Pasta with Chicken & Vegetable
Penne with Sun-Dried Tomato
Fettuccini with Alfredo
Classic Sauce Packets Hollandaise
Béarnaise
White
Brown
Lemon Herb
Mushroom Brown
Onion
Roasted Chicken
Roasted Pork
Roasted Turkey
Pasta Sauce Packets Alfredo
Four Cheese
Carbonara
Pesto
Garlic Herb
Lipton
(Unilever)
Rice & Sauce Packets Chicken Broccoli
Cheddar Broccoli
Beef Flavor
Spanish
Chicken Flavor
Creamy Chicken
Mushroom
Sizzle & Stir Skillet Supers Lemon Garlic Chicken & Rice
Spanish Chicken & Rice
Herb Chicken & Bowties
Cheddar Chicken & Shells
Near East
(Quaker)
Spicy Tomato Pasta Mix
Roasted Garlic & Olive Oil Pasta Mix
Falafel Mix
Lentil Pilaf
Couscous
Tomato Lentil
Parmesan
Toasted Pinenut
Herb Chicken
Broccoli & Cheese
Curry
Pasta Roni
(Quaker)
Fettuccini Alfredo
Garlic Alfredo
Angel Hair Pasta with Herbs
Angel Hair Pasta with Parmesan Cheese
Angel Hair Pasta with Tomato Parmesan
Angel Hair Pasta Primavera
Garlic & Olive Oil with Vermicelli
Rice-a-Roni
(Quaker)
Rice Pilaf
Beef
Chicken
Fried Rice
Chicken & Broccoli
Long Grain & Wild Rice
Broccoli au Gratin
Uncle Ben’s
(Mars)
Long Grain & Wild Rice
(Original & with Garlic)
Brown & Wild Rice Mushroom
Country Inn Mexican Fiesta
Country Inn Oriental Fried Rice
Country Inn Chicken & Vegetable
Country Inn Chicken & Broccoli
Natural Select Chicken & Herb
Natural Select Tomato & Basil
Chef’s Recipe Chicken & Vegetable Pilaf
Chef’s Recipe Beans & Rice
Chef’s Recipe Broccoli Rice
FROZEN PIZZA GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
Celeste
(Aurora Foods)
Supreme
Pepperoni
Vegetable
Four Cheese
Deluxe
Cheese
Tombstone
(Kraft/Phillip Morris)
Pepperoni
Supreme
Sausage & Pepperoni
Extra Cheese
Stuffed Crust
Three Cheese
Totino’s
(Pillsbury)
Crisp Crust
Pepperoni
Combination
SNACK FOODS GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
Act II Microwave Popcorn
(ConAgra)
Butter
Extreme Butter
Corn on the Cob
Frito-Lay*
(PepsiCo)
Lays Potato Chips
(all varieties)
Ruffles Potato Chips
(all)
Doritos Corn Chips
(all)
Tostitos Corn Chips
(all)
Fritos Corn Chips
(all)
Cheetos
(all)
Rold Gold Pretzels
(all)
Cracker Jack Popcorn
Healthy Choice Microwave Popcorn
(ConAgra)
Organic Corn
(soy/canola oils)
Mothers Corn Cakes
(Quaker)
Butter Pop
Orville Redenbacher Microwave Popcorn
(ConAgra)
Original
Homestyle
Butter
Smart Pop
Pour Over
Orville Redenbacher Popcorn Cakes
Chocolate
Caramel
Orville Redenbacher Mini Popcorn Cakes
Butter
Peanut Caramel
Chocolate Peanut
Pop Secret Microwave Popcorn
(Betty Crocker/General Mills)
Natural
Homestyle
Jumbo Pop
Extra Butter
Light
94% Fat Free Butter
Pringles
(Procter & Gamble)
Original
Low Fat
Pizza-licious
Sour Cream & Onion
Salt & Vinegar
Cheezeums
Quaker Rice Cakes
Peanut Butter
Chocolate Crunch
Cinnamon Streusel
Mini
Chocolate
Ranch
Sour Cream & Onion
Apple Cinnamon
Caramel Corn
Quaker Corn Cakes
White Cheddar
Caramel Corn
Strawberry Crunch
Caramel Chocolate Chip
*Frito has informed its corn and potato suppliers that the company wishes to avoid GE crops, but acknowledges that canola or other oils and ingredients in its products may be from GE sources.
SODA AND JUICE DRINKS GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
sodas
Coca Cola
Coca Cola
Sprite
Cherry Coke
Barq’s Root Beer
Minute Maid Orange
Minute Maid Grape
Surge
Ultra
PepsiCo
Pepsi
Slice
Wild Cherry Pepsi
Mug Root Beer
Mountain Dew
Cadbury/Schweppes
7-Up
Dr. Pepper
A & W Root Beer
Sunkist Orange
Schweppes Ginger Ale
juice drinks
Capri Sun juices
(Kraft/Phillip Morris)
Red Berry
Surfer Cooler
Splash Cooler
Wild Cherry
Strawberry Kiwi
Fruit Punch
Pacific Cooler
Strawberry
Orange
Grape
Fruitopia
(Coca Cola)
Grape Beyond
Berry Lemonade
Fruit Integration
Kiwiberry Ruckus
Strawberry Passion
Tremendously Tangerine
Fruit Works
(PepsiCo)
Strawberry Melon
Peach Papaya
Pink Lemonade
Apple Raspberry
Gatorade
(Quaker)
Lemon Lime
Orange
Fruitpunch
Fierce Grape
Frost Riptide Rush
Hawaiian Punch
(Procter & Gamble)
Tropical Fruit
Grape Geyser
Fruit Juicy Red
Strawberry Surfin
Hi-C
(Coca Cola)
Pink Lemonade
Watermelon Rapids
Boppin’ Berry
Tropical Punch
Smashin’ Wildberry
Blue Cooler
Blue Moon Berry
Orange
Cherry
Kool Aid
(Kraft/Phillip Morris)
Blastin’ Berry Cherry
Bluemoon Berry
Kickin’ Kiwi Lime
Tropical Punch
Wild Berry Tea
Ocean Spray
Cranberry Juice Cocktail
Cranapple
CranGrape
CranRaspberry
CranStrawberry
CranMango
Squeeze It
(Betty Crocker/General Mills)
Rockin’ Red Puncher
Chucklin’ Cherry
Mystery 2000
Sunny Delight
(Procter & Gamble)
Sunny Delight Original
Sunny Delight With Calcium Citrus Punch
Sunny Delight California Style Citrus Punch
Tang juices
(Kraft/Phillip Morris)
Orange Uproar
Fruit Frenzy
Berry Panic
Tropicana Twisters
(PepsiCo)
Grape Berry
Apple Raspberry Blackberry
Cherry Berry
Cranberry Raspberry Strawberry
Pink Grapefruit
Tropical Strawberry
Orange Cranberry
Orange Strawberry Banana
V-8
(Campbells)
V8 Tomato Juices
(all varieties)
Strawberry Kiwi
Strawberry Banana
Fruit Medley
Berry Blend
Citrus Blend
Apple Medley
Tropical Blend
Island Blend
SOUP GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
Campbell’s
Tomato
Chicken Noodle
Cream of Chicken
Cream of Mushroom
Cream of Celery
Cream of Broccoli
Cheddar Cheese
Green Pea
Healthy Request Chicken Noodle
Cream of Chicken
Cream of Mushroom
Cream of Celery
Campbell’s Select Roasted Chicken with Rice
Grilled Chicken with Sundried Tomatoes
Chicken Rice
Vegetable Beef
Chunky Beef with Rice
Hearty Chicken & Vegetable
Pepper Steak
Baked Potato with Steak & Cheese
New England Clam Chowder
Soup to Go Chicken Noodle
Chicken Rice
Garden Vegetable
Vegetable Beef & Rice
Simply Home Chicken Noodle
Chicken Rice
Garden Vegetable
Vegetable Beef with Pasta
Healthy Choice
(ConAgra)
Country Vegetable
Fiesta Chicken
Bean & Pasta
Chicken Noodle
Chicken with Rice
Minestrone
Pepperidge Farms
(Campbell’s)
Corn Chowder
Lobster Bisque
Chicken & Wild Rice
New England Clam Chowder
Crab Soup
Progresso
(Pillsbury)
Tomato Basil
Chicken Noodle
Chicken & Wild Rice
Chicken Barley
Lentil
New England Clam Chowder
Zesty Herb Tomato
Roasted Chicken with Rotini
Fat Free Minestrone
Fat Free Chicken Noodle
Fat Free Lentil
Fat Free Roast Chicken
TOMATOES AND TOMATO SAUCES GENETICALLY ENGINEERED INGREDIENTS
Del Monte
(Nabisco/Phillip Morris)
Tomato Sauce
Five Brothers Pasta Sauces
(Lipton/Unilever)
Summer Vegetable
Five Cheese
Roasted Garlic & Onion
Tomato & Basil
Healthy Choice Pasta Sauces
(ConAgra)
Traditional
Garlic & Herb
Sun-Dried Tomato & Herb
Hunts
(ConAgra)
Traditional Spaghetti Sauce
Four Cheese Spaghetti Sauce
Tomato Sauce
Tomato Paste
Prego Pasta Sauces
(Campbells)
Tomato, Basil & Garlic
Fresh Mushroom
Ricotta Parmesan
Meat Flavored
Roasted Garlic & Herb
Three Cheese
Mini-Meatball
Chicken with Parmesan
Ragu Sauces (Lipton/Unilever)
Old World Traditional
Old World with Meat
Old World Marinara
Old World with Mushrooms
Ragu Robusto Parmesan & Romano
Ragu Robusto Roasted Garlic
Ragu Robusto Sweet Italian Sausage
Ragu Robusto Six Cheese
Ragu Robusto Tomato, Olive Oil & Garlic
Ragu Robusto Classic Italian Meat
Chunky Garden Style Super Garlic
Chunky Garden Style Garden Combo
Chunky Garden Style Tomato, Garlic & Onion
Chunky Garden Style Tomato, Basil & Italian Cheese
Pizza Quick Traditional
The GMO situation has become starkly clear. They do not even qualify as food. Food, by normal definition, supports life and fertility and heals. But GMOs are in fact causing infertility and spontaneous abortions in animals and are destroying reproductive organs. This comes on top of studies indicating a relationship to diabetes, cancer, asthma, and birth defects.
The Starbucks clientele purchasing elegant looking items believes what they are eating is nourishing food but the pesticides and GMOs, aside from being toxic in themselves, bind to the crucial micronutrients in soil and in the plants, preventing them from being accessed for use by micro-organisms or animals or humans.
What matters in food; what makes food, food – is unavailable. It is not by accident that the corporations have actually gotten food redefined as “stuff.” If they contain corn, soy, canola oil, sugar or cottonseed oil, present in most processed “stuff” in the US, the tempting pastries at Starbucks include GMOs. Those pastries contain GMOs developed by Monsanto which also developed the nuclear bomb, PCBs (considered the most toxic substance known), chemicals weapons, Agent Orange.
If one were to be more accurate about GMOs not being food, one would say that the “stuff” actually meets the definition of bioweapon. This should not be startling since Monsanto has made its fortune in creating weapons of destruction, and with GMOs they shifted to biologic ones (that are patented) that people are tricked or trapped into being exposed to.
It is no wonder that people hate Monsanto and consider it the most evil corporation on earth – it is conducting a war against them, albeit a stunningly surreptitious. Every day students and professionals who likely have signed petitions against Monsanto sit at Starbucks eating Monsanto’s “stuff.”
Starbucks could easily label the GMOs there (their food offerings are standardized and quite limited) if its educated clientele demanded it do so. It could also let its customers know how artificial (and potentially GMO as well) its syrups are. It could tell the truth and begin to sell real food.














