According to Natural News , the nonprofit consumer advocacy group Consumer Reports has released a new report on genetically modified organisms (GMOs) that warns of inadvertent deception and possible outright fraud in non-GMO claims that aren't certified by independent third parties such as the Non-GMO Project. The popular tortilla chip brand "Xochitl Totopos de Maiz," according to the report, is actively selling tortilla chips all across America that bear a "No GMO" label, but that contain high amounts of GM corn. Tests conducted on six separate lots of the product revealed 75 percent or more GM corn content, despite labels to the contrary. The report looked at more than 80 different food products packaged as "natural," certified non-GMO, non-GMO in claim only, and certified organic. The vast majority of the products panned out with 0.9 percent or less of GM corn and/or soy. But the Xochitl brand stood out as an impostor. According to a ...
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