STOP CORPORATE GREED! May Day Action: TOGETHER WE ARE STRONG Workers at @naturalgrocers and @starbucks in Norman, Oklahoma, are FIGHTING hard for union contracts. Neither corporation is letting up...

Beyond Pesticides is partnering with the City of Dubuque Parks and Recreation Department in Iowa to adopt organic land management practices at two city parks, Jackson Park and Washington Park, with funding for technical support from Natural Grocers.

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Earlier this summer, Natural Grocers, a family-owned business that is also a national grocery retailer, entered the Wisconsin market with a store in Lake Geneva. By the end of this month, their second store in Grand Chute is set to open. The grocery chain, which started out as a Colorado-based company in 1955, now has more than stores and counting in 22 states. Natural Grocers is entering the Fox Valley market by offering a community-based grocery store with 100% organic produce, body care, vitamins, and nutrition education. The Grand Chute location was the former home of Jo-Ann Fabrics (and right near Penzey's Spices!) Find the Appleton, Wisconsin store just off Casaloma Drive and Integrity Way.

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Natural Grocers partners with Beyond Pesticides for the 7th Ladybug Love campaign to protect beneficial insects and support organic landcare.

>>Sign the Ladybug Pledge while supporting Beyond Pesticides and ask your mayor to convert to organic landcare in city parks and other public places.

I just took the Ladybug Love Pledge to not use chemicals that harm beneficial insects on my lawn and in my garden, and to support 100% organic produce. Take the pledge today!

I just took the Ladybug Love Pledge to not use chemicals that harm beneficial insects on my lawn and in my garden, and to support 100% organic produce. Take the pledge today!

(Beyond Pesticides, September 20, 2022) A federal court this month declared that the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) acted unlawfully in allowing food retailers to label genetically engineered (GE, or GMO) foods with only a “QR” code. The decision, made by U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California, comes as a result of a lawsuit against USDA by a coalition of nonprofits led by Center for Food Safety, along with organic retailers Natural Grocers and Puget Consumers Co-op. “This is a win for the American family. They can now make fully informed shopping decisions instead of being forced to use detective work to understand what food labels are hiding,” said Alan Lewis, Vice President for Advocacy and Governmental Affairs at Natural Grocers. “The public’s rejection of hidden GMOs has been weighed by the Court to be greater than the agrochemical industry’s desire to hide GMOs behind incomprehensible bureaucratic rules.” In 2016, Congress passed the National Bioengineered Food Disclosure Standards Act, which established federal standards around labeling GE foods. That bill, dubbed by GE transparency advocates as the DARK (Denying Americans the Right to Know) Act, was the result of a deal between U.S. Senators Debbie Stabenow (D-MO) and […]