Organizations and groups that are fighting against GMO foods. 

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·  True Food Now! - Aims to ban GM food and phase out industrial farming in favor of organic techniques.

·  Genetically Engineered Food Alert - Coalition of seven organizations committed to testing and labeling genetically engineered food.

·  Organic Consumers Association - Campaign for Food Safety

·  The Center for Food Safety - Established to address the impacts of the food production system on human health, animal welfare, and the environment.

·  The Campaign to Label Genetically Engineered Food - Nonprofit political advocacy organization offers information about genetically engineered food.

·  Friends of the Earth (UK) - Real food Campaign.

·  bioJUSTICE bioDIVERSITY - Rally to address "the global corporate domination of life on earth;" in opposition to genetic engineering of food.

·  Keep Nature Natural - Campaign for labeling as well as establishing safety standards for genetically engineered food.

·  Genetic Food Alert  - Lobbying for a five year moratorium on the importation, growing and use of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in food.

·  Natural Food Campaign - The dangers of Genetic Engineering.

·  Nonsanto Franken Food News Network - Help join in the fight against

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·  Campaign on Genetically Engineered Fish - Participate in the Campaign!

·  Label This! - Proposes a citizens' labeling movement to expose genetic manipulation.

·  Bioneers Action Points - Genetic Engineering

·  Food First - Institute for Food and Development Policy

·  The Non-GMO Source - Information and resources on market opportunities for non-genetically engineered agricultural and food products.

·  Campaign to Ban Genetically Engineered Foods - Information about genetic engineering in food and environment.

·  Resistance is Fertile!  - Activities celebrating local organic food and opposing genetically engineered food and industrial agriculture.

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