from your jaded Uncle Stan’s insistence that it’s a gimmick to your eco-conscious friend shooting eye lasers if you dare select an apple not bearing the organic label. Knowing what the USDA ...

According to the USDA, organic food -- be it produce, animal products, or processed foods -- must all meet a set of federally-regulated standards. Since so-called natural foods are not subject to ...

Here is a more complete breakdown from the USDA on what each chicken grade means. The "organic" label is a good one to look out for, but keep in mind it just means that the chickens have been fed ...

requires that labels be truthful and not misleading, however.) If you see any "no antibiotics" claim plus the USDA Processed Verified Program shield, USDA Organic label, or American Grassfed label ...

Organic has strict labeling requirements ... Organic foods and products adhere to production guidelines set by the USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service. The guidelines dictate practices and ...

In our latest update to the guide, we added information about vegan, plant-based, and vegetarian labels and new organic certifications such as “Regenerative Organic Certified” and “Real Organic,” ...

The U.S. Department of Agriculture recently announced $58 million available for marketing assistance to eligible organic ...

To indicate how important these regulations are to the integrity of the USDA Organic label, AWI and the ASPCA commissioned a survey to gauge consumer attitudes toward animal welfare under the National ...

An organic label on milk does have significant meaning. It's in place to ensure farmers producing it abide by strict safeguards and regulations that ensure the purest, most wholesome form of milk.

Under Secretary for Marketing and Regulatory Programs, Jennifer Lester Moffitt, spoke to FreshFruitPortal.com about the ...