GMO-free foods are tough to find or, rather, it is simply difficult to differentiate between genetically modified ingredients and natural ingredients when reading the nutrition facts. Consumers are confounded by the lack of reasonable and appropriate labeling laws for GMO foods in the United States even though the vast majority of US consumers want genetically modified foods appropriately labeled.
Rather than waylay you with information on the detriments of GMO foods or scare you into going GMO-free, this post gives you a guide to which brands of foods are GMO-free at the time of writing. Keep in mind that this list is not comprehensive.
GMO-free Brands
These brands, at the time of writing, source their ingredients from GMO-free supplies. If you're concerned about the very real threat that genetically modified organisms pose to our food supply and ultimate health, please purchase from these companies and contact them to let them know that you support and value their decision to use non-gmo soy, corn, canola and other ingredients. Please enjoy this GMO-free food list and share it.
- Arrowhead Mills: GMO-free providers of baking mixes and flours found in both natural health food stores and regular supermarkets.
- Eden Foods: GMO-free providers of canned goods, noodles, tamari, miso, vinegar and Asian foodstuffs.
- Natural Choice Foods: GMO-free roviders of frozen dessert products.
- Purity Foods: GMO-free makers of spelt-based noodles, snacks and other goodies.
- Rapunzel: My all-time favorite chocolate company. They also sell speciality oils.
- Spectrum Oils: GMO-free manufacturer of speciality oils, cooking oils, salad oils and natural shortening.
- Genisoy: Uses only certified GMO-free soybeans for their many soy products.
- Earth's Best: Baby food manufacturer uses non-GMO ingredients.
- Bob's Red Mill: GMO-free provider of baking mixes and specialty flours.
- Pamela's Products: Provider of luscious gluten-free baking mixes sources non-GMO ingredients.
- Whole Foods Store Brands: Whole foods has made the commitment to sourcing its ingredients from GMO-free sources.
- Cascadian Farms: Provider of frozen entrees, juices, frozen vegetables and fruit, yogurt and other foods.
- Imagine Foods: GMO-free provider of soy and rice milk as well as broth and other foods.
- Muir Glen: Source of canned goods and vegetable juice uses gmo-free foods.
- Thai Kitchen: Source for coconut milks and Asian ingredients sources gmo-free ingredients.
- Amy's Kitchen: GMO-free source of canned soups, chilies, boxed and frozen meals.
- Nature's Path: Manufacturer of cereals and snack bars made with ingredients sourced gmo-free.
- Annie's Naturals: Manufacturer of BBQ sauce, salad dressings and other condiments sourced from gmo-free ingredients.
- San J: GMO-free manufacturer of soy sauce, shoyu and tamari.
- Tradition Miso: Manufacturer of miso pastes that are made from GMO-free ingredients.
- Barbara's Bakery: Manufacturer of cookies sources from gmo-free ingredients.
- Lundberg Family Farms: GMO-free provider of rice and wild rice foods including raw rice, soups and convenience foods.
- Walkers: Provider of the best shortbread cookies ever as well as other sweet treats.
- Fantastic Foods: Provider of hummus, falafel, risotto couscous, soup and other mixes with gmo-free ingredients.
- Vitasoy: Manufacturer of soy-based foods sourced from gmo-free ingredients.
- Clif: Manufacturer of energy bars sourced from gmo-free foods.
- Kettle Chips: GMO-free manufacturer of potato and tortilla chips.
- Que Pasa: Manufacturer of tortilla chips and other Mexican foods sourced from non-gmo ingredients.
- Garden of Eatin: Manufacturer of chips, salsas and other snack foods.
- French Meadow Bakery: Manufacturer of bread and baked goods using non-gmo ingredients.
- White Wave: Manufacturer of soy products including tofu and tempeh using gmo-free soy.
- Bearitos: Manufacturer of snack foods and dips using gmo-free foods.
- Grindstone Bakery: GMO-free provider of wheat- and gluten-free bread.
- Pure Indian Foods: GMO-free provider of grass-fed ghee.
- To Your Health: Provider of gmo-free sprouted breads and sprouted flours.
Knitting with Olof says
Thank you. I was standing in the store trying to find out if Bobs Red Mill corn meal was GMO or not because I use it to keep my home baked bread from stinking to the stone. Now I can rest at ease.
Gail Henry says
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I shall repost and share this lovely list. Be well.
Okashikirikizu says
Don't repost this. It's not up to date or accurate like the author mentions. A lot of companies like Amy's and Vitasoy/Nasoya self proclaim themselves as non gmo, but when it comes to animal products such as the eggs and cheese in their products, they do not and cannot guarantee it's non gmo. Even Whole Foods and Trader Joe's states that any of their private label foods that contain animal products are most likely from animals fed gmos. Whole Foods also states that items in their bakery and hot food bar are not sourced from non gmo sources. Stick with products labeled by the non gmo project and/or certified organic.
s says
how come natures path is not on here??
TJ says
Also, all Arbonne products are vegan certified, have NO GMO'S, ZERO gluten, NO processed sugars, NO animal products or by-products. This goes for the skincare, the detox weight loss, and all the nutritional products. I LOVE my vegan vanilla protein shakes!
eileen Michael says
Ive Been Hunting Through Grocery Stores Looking For Gmo Free Foods. This Has Been A Scary Learning Experience. I Have A Large Family To Trader Joes Just Doesnt Work Fir Us. I Normally Shop Safeway And My Monthly Grocery Bil Is Around 800 Supplemented WitH Costco Trips. I Tried RalEys But Im Just Not Fond Of Prices. My Question Is "Open Nature" Safeway Brand, Are They Gmo Free? I Cant Find Everything Organi And Open Nature Seems To Be Available. No Rep I Asked At The Store Tonight Had Any Clue And That Bugs Me. I Cant Find Info On THe Safeway Web Site. Help!
rhY says
No. "Open Nature" is not open, or natural. It's a mass produced corporate consumer product that I would not define as food. It is not organic, it is not certified non-GMO. It's garbage. Don't buy it. Don't support stores that sell it.