Posts tagged: #sell-by date

In the News: General Mills to Label GMOs, Wild Species are Vital for Food Security; How Strictly Should We Be Following Sell-By Dates?

Posted on March 21, 2016

General Mills to Label GMOs Huge food company, General Mills, recently announced that it will label GMOs in all of its products sold in the U.S.! This is a very exciting development, especially after the DARK Act was voted down, … Read More

Posted in In The News Tagged with: #bacteria, #chefs, #Climate Change, #DARK act, #food security, #food waste, #general mills, #genetic traits, #GMO, #GMO labeling, #human population, #mandatory labeling, #saving seeds, #seed banks, #sell-by date, #stirfry, #vegetables, #Vermont, #wild species

In The News: Boston Grocery Store is Fighting Food Waste; Pollinator Populations Greatly Affect Our Food Supply; An Elementary School Leads the Way in Net-Zero Learning

Posted on February 29, 2016

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A Boston Grocery Store is Stepping Up to Reduce Food Waste and Increase Food Security The Daily Table is a grocery store in Boston that is revamping the way local residents eat, and in the process helping to reduce food waste. People … Read More

Posted in In The News Tagged with: #Boston, #children, #Climate Change, #consumers, #elementary school, #environment, #food desert, #food industry, #food security, #food supply, #food waste, #food-safety, #grocery stores, #habitat destruction, #low-flow, #net-zero, #packaging, #pollinators, #sell-by date, #solar, #sustainable agriculture, #utility bill, #wildflowers