Cornucopia files formal legal complaint, encourages consumers to rebuke the false marketing of factory organic brands [Read Cornucopia’s formal legal complaint to the USDA.] Natural ...
Consumers Unite! [This article was previously published in the summer issue of The Cultivator, Cornucopia’s quarterly newsletter.] by Kestrel Burcham, JD, Director of Domestic Policy ...
Under Secretary’s Testimony Opens Discussion to “Enhance Organic Production” USDA Under Secretary Greg Ibach recently made comments before the House Agriculture Subcommittee suggesting it is ...
The USDA’s National Organic Program has failed consumers and true organic farmers by refusing to enforce pasture requirements for organic livestock and by allowing hydroponic ...
Conventional Cattle on Organic Dairy Farms [This article was previously published in the spring issue of The Cultivator, Cornucopia’s quarterly newsletter.] by Kestrel Burcham, JD ...
The Complicated Industry May Be Incompatible with Organic Principles [This article was previously published in the spring issue of The Cultivator, Cornucopia’s quarterly newsletter.] by ...
A Farmer’s Plea for Certifier Transparency [This article was previously published in the spring issue of The Cultivator, Cornucopia’s quarterly newsletter.] Source: AdobeStock Neal Laferriere, ...
Advertising Promotes Them as a Health Food—But Are They? Cornucopia’s new report, “Pouring” Over Plant-Based Beverages, takes an in-depth look at what these beverages really ...
Recent discussions surrounding “organic” hydroponic operations have had the organic community in an uproar. Serious questions first raised by the Real Organic Project were raised ...
Cornucopia reached out to Dr. Jennifer Tucker, the National Organic Program (NOP) Deputy Administrator, for further comment on the issues raised by Civil Eats, below. ...
Cottage Cheese, the Dairy Delight Said to be Making a Comeback [This article was previously published in the spring issue of The Cultivator, Cornucopia’s quarterly ...
Making It Hard for Small Family Farms to Survive [This article was previously published in the fall issue of The Cultivator, Cornucopia’s quarterly newsletter.] by ...
