GMOs aren't banned in Europe.

As long as the GMOs pass safety tests, they're allowed.
Well, 30 years of eating something GMO is the only way to see if something is safe, in my opinion.

Europe has just passed the bugs law, as in, they're allowing ground-up bugs to be mixed into our food, as a good protein source.

Don't believe anything good is happening with the food in Europe. It's not. The food is just as crappy there as it is in USA.

Pesticides also are not banned.

"The EU prohibits the approval and continued use of pesticides that the governing body has recognized as mutagens, carcinogens, reproductive toxicants or endocrine disruptors UNLESS exposure to humans is considered negligible"

They obviously think the pesticides are negligible, because they are still widely in use.

Kinda like how the mRNA jabs were termed "safe and effective" without any actual REAL testing.

Never trust a politician or a person who gets money from politicians.

And DON'T do what they say.

Me too, just yesterday
X marks the spot

IT HAS NOW BEEN 42 DAYS SINCE TRUMP HAS BEEN IN OFFICE AND WHILE OTHERS MAY THINK HE IS DOING "GREAT", ALL I WOULD ASK IS:

WHERE THE HELL IS THE EO THAT STOPS ALL THIS CHEMTRAIL SPRAYING OF POISONS, THAT ARE MAKING TODAY'S AMERICANS SICKER THAN EVER ??? 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬

Chemtrails should be priority because something cannot be organic if it is being polluted from above. I collected snow and let it melt from the most recent weather event. At first it looked like water. A couple of weeks out and there is clearly some type of fibers or something growing in there. The people who continue to lie about this need to be held accountable.

Military Tribunals are the Cure

That's why I shop as much as I can at Aldi's. It's a *German* wholly *family owned* business and has it's own brands of all the stuff you generally buy. Check it out .. though not perfect their ingredients are much 'cleaner' than the comparable products at Walmart.

Not to mention they are across the board WAY cheaper with a fair amount of organic products available as well.

I shop at Aldi's, along with 4 or 5 other stores for food.

Some stores have what I'm looking for, and some don't.

Always organic whenever possible, or the least offensive at worst.

It's an inconvenience that is not needed, and I hope it changes soon.

Most of the food at Aldis is processed.