One bad apple might spoil the whole bunch

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One bad apple might spoil the whole bunch

Posted on August 8, 2012 by Luanne

And we have until September to try to stop it. FoodFacts.com wants to encourage our community of concerned food consumers to take action against genetically modified apples. You can do so by reading this blog post and following the Federal … Continue reading →

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What’s really in Snapple Apple!

Posted on June 29, 2011 by Foodfacts

Foodfacts.com looks into what’s really in Snapple “Apple.” Many consumers and bloggers recently took notice that “Snapple Apple” contains zero apples! Instead, this “apple” drink contains pear concentrate. Isn’t this false advertising? The Consumerist recently reached out to Snapple in … Continue reading →

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