Cornucopia’s Take: The UN has declared 2019–2028 the Decade of Family Farming, encouraging governments to adopt policies that will help family farmers. Family farmers produce ...
Cornucopia’s Take: Bird populations have been in decline in the UK since the 1970s, due to loss of habitat and food plants and insects. Researchers ...
Cornucopia’s Take: Recent research in Germany suggests that three-quarters of all flying insects in Germany are gone. The German Ministry of the Environment opposed the ...
Cornucopia’s Take: Consumers should carefully monitor where their fish and seafood comes from to avoid supporting human trafficking. This new report by Human Rights Watch ...
Cornucopia’s Take: Organic produce is, surprisingly, often sold in non-recyclable, plastic packaging. Some organic food even comes in cans and other packaging materials containing Bisphenol ...
Cornucopia’s Take: Market researchers at The Hartman Group note that the rise in organic claims on junk food has decreased public trust. Cornucopia supports the ...
Cornucopia’s Take: As the organic industry continues to grow, Big Ag has an ever-greater stake in casting organics as elitist, foolish, and even dangerous. U.S. ...
Cornucopia’s Take: The latest round of politics in Washington, DC has led to a government shutdown. The entire organic program is currently suspended. Natural Resources ...
Cornucopia’s Take: Walmart has been sued for selling eggs that purport to come from hens with access to the outdoors when the hens actually only ...
Cornucopia’s Take: New research shows that chlorpyrifos, diazinon, and malathion are washing into streams and rivers and making wildlife sick. Based on years of research ...
Cornucopia’s Take: Cornucopia frequently receives questions about the integrity of organic store brands, which are often far cheaper than organic name brand and local organic ...
Cornucopia’s Take: Field workers born in the U.S. are a rarity, and it will be difficult to replace undocumented immigrant labor currently being squelched by ...
