Lesson From Kashi Controversy: ‘Natural’ Doesn’t Equal Organic Or GMO-Free

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Kashi cereals*is taking grief from customers for using non-organic and genetically modified ingredients in its 'all-natural' cereals and snacks.*The dustup started after Rhode Island grocer John Wood put up a sign alerting customers that he'd stopped carrying Kashi products*after learning the company used soy from soybeans inserted with a gene to protect them from the herbicide Roundup.*Kashi—a line produced by processed-food conglomerate Kellogg—describes its foods as "all natural," on packaging and the company website. And it is—at least according to legal guidelines. More »Post from: Blisstree
 
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