Sentence examples for modified ingredients are from inspiring English sources

Genetically modified ingredients are deeply embedded in the global food supply, having proliferated since the 1990s.

McDonald's notes, for example, that in North America, "foods made with genetically modified ingredients are generally accepted, while that isn't the case in Europe".

Sanders has noted that more than 3,000 ingredients are required to be labeled, but genetically modified ingredients are not part of that list.

That these organic products are free of genetically modified ingredients is occasionally emblazoned on the packages as well.

— Eric Asimov California Right to Know: With a $4.2 million donation, Monsanto just became the biggest donor to the effort to defeat California Proposition 37, which would require that all foods containing genetically modified ingredients be labelled in that state.

Ms. Till said a confluence of factors, like the crusade by the first lady, Michelle Obama, to foster healthy eating among children, and consumers' growing concern about gluten and genetically modified ingredients, was forcing food manufacturers to pay more attention to nutritional quality.

However, most consumers are unaware of the fact that many genetically modified ingredients (GMI) are present in EU supermarkets in spite of this virtual ban on GM.

The Food and Drug Administration held public hearings on the such food recently and some members of Congress are calling for food with genetically modified ingredients to be so labeled.

And products that contain genetically modified ingredients cannot be marketed as "all natural" – a food-industry practice that's already being challenged in the courts.

Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc. said Monday that it is using virtually no genetically modified ingredients and that it is the first restaurant chain to do so.

Fritsche cites a recent scandal over traces of the herbicide glyphosate that were found in many different German beers, as well as the lack of restrictions on using genetically modified ingredients, to suggest it is "far from pure".