Organic and Non-GMO Food Market Trends
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Non-genetically modified foods (GMO Foods) are products whose organisms’ DNA hasn’t been altered using genetic engineering techniques. Organic foods, on the other hand, are products that are grown and processed without using synthetic chemicals or genetic modification.
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For thousands of years people have developed plants and animals with the characteristics they want by selectively breeding the best plants and animals. The need for using genetically modified organisms is simply defined as sheer volume of consumers. In order to feed and provide other non-food products to individuals, current ingredients had to be altered to be able to fit the growing needs of the country. Genetic modification has a variety of uses pure science, research, medicine, food production, agricultural innovation. Genes work by coding instructions for making proteins and proteins are the chemicals that have a strong influence on biological functions.
GMO technology finds itself an enduring part of society, history and people. This is true because of the technology’s ability to integrate itself with wild populations and even contaminate conventional crops, well beyond the decision for farmers to halt the planting of GM crops. There will be a decrease in the products derived from GMOs. Companies who use the GMO products like wheat will offer organic brands. They will also find different suppliers of the grains and vegetables to ensure the products are made and cultivated naturally. More and more companies will be looking for the alternate ways for consumers to buy their products, therefore replacing the GMO ingredients will be a necessity. This is could be even further enforced in the labeling legislation ratified. This circumstance is certainly not just limited to the United States consumers who purchase the goods. This also affects international trade a ...
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Genetically Modified Foods: Overview.
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Rich, Alex K.
Warhol, Tom
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Document Type:
Article
Subjects:
GENETICALLY modified foods
FOOD biotechnology
PLANT genetic engineering
ORGANIC farmers
Geographic Terms:
UNITED StatesReport Available
Abstract:
The article presents an overview of issues related to genetically modified foods in the U.S.
Some of the improvements made possible by genetic engineering of food crops such as
herbicide-resistant soybeans and insecticidal corn are cited. It traces the history of GM food and
its regulation by the U.S. government. The problems posed by GM contamination for organic
farmers are discussed.
Lexile:
1420
ISBN:
9781429815529
Accession Number:
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Genetically Modified Foods: Overview
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Title:
Genetically Modified Foods: Overview.
Authors:
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Source:
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GENETICALLY modified foods
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Genetically Modified Foods: Overview.
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The article presents an overview of issues related to genetically modified foods in the U.S.
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Genetically modified food (also GM food, bioengineered food, genetically modified organisms,
GMOs) is food in which, at some point during the production process, molecules and proteins
are chemically altered to give the food more nutrients, a better appearance, or a longer shelf
life. Genetically modified grain is often fed to livestock used for meat and dairy products. Much
of the produce sold in the United States is grown from genetically modified seeds.
Farming has relied on selective growth and selective breeding for thousands of years; farmers
gather and sow seeds from plants that display desirable characteristics, such as resistance to
certain fungi or bacteria. Over a period of several years, a farmer could create an ideal strain of
a particular plant through a sort of artificial natural selection, forcing the plant to evolve in the
most beneficial way to the farmer. Similarly, if certain cows produce leaner meat than others,
those cows can be bred together to reliably produce lean beef.
With advances in humanity's understanding of DNA and genetics, it has become possible to
speed up this process by inserting and removing specific genes from plants and animals. Once
a gene carrying a specific favorable characteristic is identified, it can theoretically be inserted
into any other organism to elicit that characteristic. Thus, genetic engineering has produced
herbicide-resistant soybeans and insecticidal corn. The general consensus is that there is no ...
Accessibility Information and Tips Title Genetically Modi.docx
Accessibility Information and Tips
Title:
Genetically Modified Foods: Overview.
Authors:
Rich, Alex K.
Warhol, Tom
Source:
Points of View: Genetically Modified Foods. 6/1/2018, p1-1. 1p.
Document Type:
Article
Subjects:
GENETICALLY modified foods
FOOD biotechnology
PLANT genetic engineering
ORGANIC farmers
Geographic Terms:
UNITED StatesReport Available
Abstract:
The article presents an overview of issues related to genetically modified foods in the U.S.
Some of the improvements made possible by genetic engineering of food crops such as
herbicide-resistant soybeans and insecticidal corn are cited. It traces the history of GM food and
its regulation by the U.S. government. The problems posed by GM contamination for organic
farmers are discussed.
Lexile:
1420
ISBN:
9781429815529
Accession Number:
23253318
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Full Text
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