The Non-GMO project is one of my favorite organizations to support. We vote most effectively with our dollars and education is key to making informed decisions.
When you visit the grocery store, you have a choice, you have many choices actually. One of your choices is to buy GMO or not. Wait, what is a GMO? How can you tell if something is genetically modified or not?
Many crops in the US are genetically modified, usually through their seeds. Processed foods almost always contain genetically modified ingredients, and labels are deliberately misleading. For more information on what this does to our bodies and our environment click here: GMO Facts
There are so many labels on foods and packaging that it can be hard to determine what is true, what is safe and what isn’t. The Non-Gmo Project is a non-profit organization dedicated to proper labelling and education. They make it easy and obvious to determine which products contain GMOs and which do not. Most importantly, they are trustworthy.
For more information about the Non-GMO Project, their mission and how to get involved, click here: Mission and About
This weekend, at Pineapple Triangle’s Share that you Care event, Lafayette Avenue Ceramics will be supporting the Non-GMO project. You can learn more about the event and purchase your tickets here: AZ Share that You Care
Details:
June 10th, 2017
10am-4pm
The Duce in Phoenix
Lafayette Avenue ceramics 