Your ballot must be returned to your county elections office by 8pm on Election Day. You can either mail it in or return it in person. If you mail it in, it is recommended that you drop it in the mail no later than the Wednesday BEFORE the Tuesday election.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

During the 6 days before the election - and on Election Day - you may go to the office of your County Elections Official, apply for and vote an emergency vote-by-mail ballot at that office.  Emergency Vote-By-Mail ballots are only issued in person - please contact your County Elections Official to learn more.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

Anyone can vote by mail in California. Whether you are temporarily living out of state, cannot get to the polls on election day or just find it easier to vote from the privacy of your living room, if you are registered to vote then you are allowed to vote by mail. Voting by mail in California is also referred to as early voting or absentee voting.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

You can pick up a voter registration form at your county elections office, local library or U.S. post office.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

If you are a permanent Vote by Mail voter, you will likely receive your ballot about three weeks before the election – ballots are typically mailed out by counties 29 days prior to the election.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

The California Online Voter Guide is a non-partisan guide that lists all propositions, state and federal candidates for the state of California.  You can learn the facts about Proposition 37 and our simple plan to label foods that contain genetically-engineered ingredients here.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

If contamination between genetically modified organisms and non-genetically modified organisms were to happen, it could negatively impact the economy for farmers and food companies, as well as the overall market.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

When the Office of the Registrar of Voters receives your voter registration card, they enter your information, including the image of your signature into their voter database. Then your information is sent to the Secretary of State, which verifies it against the DMV or Social Security records. This comparison normally takes 5 business days. If the comparison is successful, you are eligible to vote!

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

You can register to vote in California if you are a citizen of the United States, a resident of the state of California, 18 years old or above by Election Day, are not in prison or county jail while serving a state jail sentence above one year and are not found to be mentally incompetent in a court of law. 

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

You can find your polling location by clicking here.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

To register to vote in California, you will need either your California driver license or identification number - if you have one - or the last four digits of your social security number. If you do not have any of these numbers, the state will assign you a unique identification number.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

More than 40 countries, including Australia, Brazil, China, India, Russia, Japan, Spain and the UK, require genetically engineered foods to be labeled. The United States is one of the only developed nations that does not require food producers to make consumers aware of genetically modified food.

The goal of the Right to Know measure is to make California the first state to require such labeling with the hope that all other states in the US will follow in allowing this important information to be made freely available to consumers.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

The commercial sale of genetically modified foods began in 1994.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

Roundup is a weed-killer produced by Monsanto. Monsanto has produced genetically engineered seeds that are resistant to Roundup, called Roundup Ready crops. This means that more of the herbicide can be sprayed onto the crops prior to harvest. But, as expert Malcom Kane noted, “One does not need to be an activist or overtly anti-GM to point out that herbicide-resistant crops come at the price of containing significant chemical residues of the active chemical in the commercial weed-killer.”

Roundup contains POEA (polyethoxylated tallow amine), which is known for its toxicity in wildlife. 

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

In the EU and the US, the ADI is set at the highest dose at which no negative effects are found, and then dividing that number by 100. The current ADI for glyphosate is .3mg per kg of body weight per day. But some studies on rats have shown that there is no safe level of glyphosate and that even the lowest dose produced a toxic effect.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

The technology is often called “genetic engineering”. It allows selected individual genes to be transferred from one organism into another and also between non-related species.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

You need to fill out the form with your name, birth date, birthplace, address where you currently live, party preference, and your California Drivers License number, California ID number, or the last 4 digits of your Social Security Number. Then you must sign the form.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

According to studies, genetically engineering organisms is done through a relatively “crude and imprecise” technique that could lead to the alterations in the functioning of the natural genes. 

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

Studies have shown that GMO crops contribute to the rising use of pesticides. Many of the herbicides involved in genetically modified organisms can have a negative impact on the environment. This includes causing harm to birds, bees and other insects as well as soil organisms and marine ecosystems. 

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

The GMO label would be found on either the front or the back of the food product in a place that would be easy for the consumer to locate. In cases of items such as fish or produce that are not pre-packaged, grocery stores would post that information next to the product.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

Genetically Engineered Foods/ GMOs are food or animal products that have their DNA altered in a laboratory by genes from other plants, animals, viruses, or bacteria.

The World Health Organization defines GMOs as genetically modified organisms that have had their genetic material (DNA) altered in a way that does not naturally occur.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

GMO stands for Genetically Modified Organism. These are plant or meat products that have had their DNA artificially altered by genes from other plants, animals, viruses, or bacteria, in order to produce foreign compounds in that food. These genetic alterations occur in a laboratory and are not found in nature. This technology is also called “gene technology,” “recombinant DNA technology,” or “genetic engineering.”

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

In the United States, there are currently nine genetically engineered crops on the market: corn, soybeans, canola, cotton, sugar beets, alfalfa, Hawaiian papaya, zucchini, and yellow crookneck squash. These ingredients appear in countless foods and consumer products – but because labeling for GMOS is not currently required, it’s usually not clear which products contain GMOs and which do not. 

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

California’s Right to Know was inspired by a belief that consumers should be given the necessary tools to make informed food purchases. Thousands of volunteers took to the streets to gather signatures for this measure, many of them moms and grandmothers who are demanding to know what’s in the food they eat and feed their families. Nearly one million Californians signed the petition to get this on the ballot for the election on November 6, 2012.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

Chemical and agribusiness corporations with a vested interest in producing GMOs have already spent millions of dollars lobbying the government to keep genetically engineered foods unlabeled, even though labeling these foods is standard in most of the industrialized world. 

The main opposition is “Stop Costly Food Labeling,” a front group backed by two trade groups based in Washington D.C. These groups are the Biotechnology Industry Organization and Grocery Manufacturers Association, which are funded by corporations like Monsanto, Dow Chemical, DuPont, Kraft and other large food manufacturers that routinely market genetically engineered foods as “natural.”

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

It is unclear whether GMOs are safe to eat for either children or adults. While the science is still inconclusive, many people believe that genetically modified foods may cause food allergies in children. Many foods that contain GMOs are currently labeled as natural products - but they have been engineered and contain genetic material from viruses, bacteria, or other plants and animals. 

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

Some people agree with scientists who are concerned about the long-term health effects of GMOs, while others are not concerned. But almost everyone agrees we should have the right to know before we eat foods containing GMOs and certainly before we feed these foods to our families.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

Studies have shown that the Right to Know measure will not cause an increase in food prices. By adding just a few words to the food label at no extra cost to the food producer, Right to Know will enable Californians to be more informed consumers and be empowered to make better decisions about the food that they purchase.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

No, California’s Right to Know ballot measure will not raise food prices. The measure simply requires that foods produced through genetic engineering must disclose this fact on food packaging or labels. Companies have 18 months to change their labels – a time frame companies typically use to change their labels anyway – so the measure is not intended to impose extra costs on food companies. 

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

County election officials will send a sample ballot that will instruct you where to vote. Or, you can call your county election office to inquire.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

All California consumers should have the right to make an informed decision about the food they purchase for themselves and their families. Without GMO labeling, it is almost impossible to tell whether food has been genetically engineered. This widespread lack of information is what the Right to Know ballot measure aims to change. 

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

There is no thorough testing done on genetically modified foods with regard to “allergenicity.” Additionally, genetic engineering alters food’s DNA, which can create new proteins that cause allergies.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

Polls have shown that 91% of voters nationwide support GMO labeling. 81% “strongly favor” a proposal that would require genetically modified foods to be identified on the label. The public clearly believes that they have the right to know what is in the food that they are eating.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

You can vote for the Right to Know ballot measure during the November 6, 2012 election. For more information about registering to vote, please visit the California Secretary of State website.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

In the United States, genetically engineered foods are not strictly monitored. Monsanto has said that “Monsanto should not have to vouchsafe the safety of biotech food. Our interest is in selling as much of it as possible. Assuring its safety is the FDA’s job.” On the other hand, the FDA has said, “Ultimately, it is the food producer who is responsible for assuring safety.”

Footnote: US Food and Drug Administration. Statement of policy: Foods derived from new plant varieties. FDA Federal Register. 29 May 1992; 57(104): 229.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

If passed, California’s Right to Know initiative would allow California’s consumers to make more informed choices by requiring that foods produced through genetic engineering sold in retail outlets (like grocery stores) be labeled. In addition to this disclosure, genetically engineered foods would be prohibited from being advertised as “natural.”

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

Eat GMO-free! There are plenty of GMO-free recipes out there - here are a few of our favorites:

• These Creative Non-GMO Breakfast Bars from our friends at GMO Free Idaho have carrot cake and blackberry apple versions. And both have frosting!
• Nothing makes an afternoon at home like apple pie and hot cocoa. Make it safe and healthy with these GMO free recipes.
• And from Moms for Safe Food, here are recipes you can make to feed a family on a budget - great grassfed meatloaf, lasagna, homemade applesauce and chocolate peanut butter bark.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

While the rise of GMOs in our food has corresponded with a sharp uptick in childhood obesity, there is not conclusive proof as to whether they are contributing to the epidemic or not. The science is just not clear, which is why we want clear and simple labels so California families can make informed decisions for themselves. 

Many experts believe that current GMO testing standards are inadequate and that there is no way to be sure that GMOs are safe for human consumption. GMO safety testing is left in the hands of the very companies that use genetically engineered ingredients, rather than the FDA or another government agency. 

The lack of adequate safety testing and research is why requiring labels on genetically modified foods is so important.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

Not safely. There is a significant risk that genetically engineered crops can contaminate natural crops and organic crops. 

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

e following is a list of companies who do not use genetically engineered ingredients in their products:

Dairy

Alta Dena Organics

Butterworks Farm

Harmony Hills Dairy

Horizon Organic

Kirkland Organic

Lactaid Organic (organic only)

Morningland Dairy

Nancy’s Organic Dairy

Natural by Nature

Noris Organic

Oregon Ice Cream Company

(Alden’s, Julie’s)

Organic Valley Dairy

Pacific Village

Radiance Dairy

Rogue Creamery

Safeway Organic Brand

Seven Stars Farm

Straus Family Creamery

Stremick's Heritage organic

Stonyfield Farm

Trader Joe's (organic line)

Wallaby

Whole Foods organic line

Wisconsin Organics

Woodstock Farms

Alpenrose Dairy

Beecher’s butter

Berkeley Farms

Bravo Farms cheese

Clover Stornetta Farms

Cowgirl creamery

Eberhard

Fred Meyer / Mountain Dairy

Joseph Farms Cheese

Mallories

Market of Choice

Oregon Gourmet cheese

Rogue Creamery

Rose Valley butter

Sunshine Dairy Foods

Tillamook Cheese

Trader Joe's store brand

Umpqua

Western Family

Wilcox Family Farms

Willamette Valley cheese

Yami

Chippewa Valley Cheese

Erivan Dairy Yogurt

Promised Land Dairy

Westby Cooperative Creamery

Blythedale Farm Cheese

Crescent Creamery

Derle Farms (milk with “no rBST” label only)

Erivan Dairy Yogurt

Farmland Dairies

Oakhurst Dairy

Trader Joe's store brand

Wilcox Dairy (rBST-free dairy line only)

Alternative Dairy Products

Belsoy

EdenSoy

Imagine Foods/Soy Dream

Nancy’s Cultured Soy

Organic Valley Soy

Pacific Soy

Silk

Soy Delicious

Sun Soy

Stonyfield Farm O’Soy

Tofutti

Trader Joe’s brand

VitaSoy/Nasoya

WestSoy

WholeSoy

Yves The Good Slice

Zen Don

Baby Food and Formula

Baby’s Only (certified organic products)

Earth’s Best

Gerber products

HAPPYBABY

Mom Made Meals

Organic Baby

Plum Organics

Tastybaby

Baked Goods

Alvarado Street Bakery

Arrowhead Mills (organic line)

Bakery on Main

Berlin Natural Bakery

Bob’s Red Mill (organic line)

Dr. McDougall’s Right Foods

Dr Oetker Organics

Eden

French Meadow

Natural Ovens Bakery (organic line)

Nature’s Path

Rudi's Organic Bakery

Rumford Baking Powder

Safeway O brand (organic)

Trader Joe's brand

Cereal and Bars

Ambrosial Granola

Barbara’s (organic line)

Cascadian Farms

Eden

EnviroKidz

Golden Temple

Grandy Oats

Health Valley (organic line)

Lundberg® Purely Organic

Rice Cereal

Nature’s Path

Nonuttin'

Omega Smart Bars

Peace Cereal Organic

Ruth's

Safeway O brand (organic)

Simple Sweets

Sunridge Farms

Trader Joe's brand

Whole Foods 365

Chocolate

Chocolove

Endangered Species Chocolate

Ghirardelli Chocolate

Green & Black’s Organic Chocolate

Kopali Organics

Lindt Chocolate

Newman’s Own

Nonuttin'

Woodstock Farms (organic)

Candy

Jelly Belly

Pure Fun Confections

Reed’s Crystallized Ginger

candy (certified organic)

St. Claire Organic

Sunridge Farms

Energy Bars

Clif Bar

Divine Foods

Genisoy Bars

GoodOnYa Bar

Lara Bar

Luna Bar

Macrobars

MacroLife Naturals

Mojo (Clif Bar)

Nature’s Path

Nutiva

Odwalla

Organic Food Bar

Optimum Energy Bar

Organic Food Bar

Ruth's

Weil by Nature’s Path Organic

Z Bars (Clif Bar)

Grains and Pasta

Amy's

Annie's

Bob's Red Mill, organic line

Casbah (Hain-Celestial)

Dr. McDougall's Right Foods

Eden certified organic grains

Fantastic Foods

Field Day

Ian's Natural Foods

Kamut

Lotus Foods

Lundberg Family Farms

Organic Planet

Rising Moon

Seeds of Change (organic meals)

Sensations

Sunridge Farms

Trader Joe's store brand

Vita-Spelt pasta

Whole Foods 365

Juices and Sodas

After the Fall organic juices

Big Island Organics

Blue Sky

Cascadian Farm

Crofters Organic

Eden

Odwalla

Quinoa Gold

R.W. Knudsen organic juices and spritzers (Smucker’s)

Santa Cruz Organic (Smucker’s)

Sea20 Organic Energy Drink

Teeccino Herbal Caffe

Walnut Acres Organic Juices

Canned Foods

Amy’s

Annie’s

Eden

ShariAnn’s certified organic beans

Trader Joe's store brands

Westbrae certified organic beans

Whole Foods 365

Woodstock Farms

Yves Veggie Cuisine (Hain Celestial)

Soups and Sauces

Amy’s

Annie’s

Eden

Emerald Valley Kitchen

Fantastic Foods

Field Day

Green Mountain Gringo

Hain

Health Valley / Westbrae

Imagine Natural

Muir Glen Organic

Rising Moon

ShariAnn’s Organics

Seeds of Change

Trader Joe’s store brands

(Trader Joe’s, Trader Jose’s,

Trader Giotto’s)

Walnut Acres

Whole Foods 365

Frozen Foods

A.C. LaRocco

Amy’s Kitchen

Cascadian Farms Organic frozen meals and vegetables

Cedarlane

Helen’s Kitchen

Ian’s Natural Foods

Linda McCartney frozen meals

Mom Made Meals

Morningstar Farms (organic line only)

Rising Moon

The Simple Soyman

Trader Joe's store brands

Woodstock Farms

Dressings, Oils and Spreads

Annie’s

Bountiful Bean

Bragg’s liquid amino

Carrington Farms Flax Seed

Crofter's Organic

Drew’s salad dressing

Eden

Emerald Cove

Emperor’s Kitchen

Emerald Valley Kitchen

Field Day

Follow Your Heart

Harvest Moon Mushrooms

I.M. Health SoyNut Butters

Ian’s Natural Foods

Krazy Ketchup

Maranatha Nut Butters

Miso Master

Muir Glen organic

tomato ketchup

Nasoya

Newmans Own Organic

Ruth’s

The Simple Soyman

Spectrum oils and dressings

SushiSonic Asian Condiments

Trader Joe's store brands

Tropical Traditions

Vegan by Nature Buttery Spreads

Vigoa Cuisine

Whole Foods 365

Wholemato

Woodstock Farms

Cookies, Chips and Snacks

Barbara’s (organic line)

Bearitos/Little Bear Organics

(Hain Celestial)

Earthly Treats

Eco-Planet

Eden

Field Day

FritoLay Lay's Naturals potato chips (“Naturals” potato chips ONLY)

Garden of Eatin’

Grandy Oats

Hain Pure Snax/Hain Pure Foods

Health Valley

Ian's Natural Foods

Kettle Foods

Kopali Organics

Late July Organic Snacks

Mary's Gone Crackers

Namaste Foods

Nature’s Path Organic

Newman’s Own Organics & Newman’s Own (except salad dressing)

Peeled Snacks

Plum Organics Tots

Revolution Foods

Tasty Brand

Ruth’s

Simple Sweets

Sunridge Farms

Safeway O organic brand

Trader Joe's store brand

Woodstock Farms (organic)

Sweeteners

C&H Pure Cane Sugar

Brer Rabbit molasses

Eden

Florida Crystals (organic, natural and demerara)

Grandma's Best Molasses

Sweet Cloud

Tropical Traditions

Trader Joe's brand (Pure cane sugar, raw sugar, brown sugar, organic sugars)

Wholesome Sweetners (organic sugars, molasses, blue agave syrups, Organic Zero)

Woodstock Farms (organic)

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

The Center for Food Safety publishes a list of common genetically modified and non-genetically modified products that can serve as a helpful purchasing guide. However, until all genetically modified food products have labels, it will be impossible to be fully aware of the content of what you and your family are eating. 

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

Like all eligible citizens, any college student may register to vote using either their college residence address or family residence. California law allows college students to establish legal residence where they attend school if they chose to do so.

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

USDA Certified Organic products do not contain genetically modified ingredients. However, products that are labeled “natural” or “all-natural” are not necessarily GMO-free. This is why the Right to Know measure is so important – it would eliminate consumer confusion and allow Californians to clearly recognize which products truly have not been genetically engineered.

Studies have found that, at best, crops that have been genetically engineered provide the same yields as non-genetically modified crops. 

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

No, not necessarily. On the voter registration form, you will be asked to choose a political party. You may choose one of the parties listed, or you can select “No Party Preference,” which means you do not wish to be affiliated with any political party. If you leave this field blank, you will be assigned to “No Party Preference” and will be considered an “Independent Voter.”

There are no conclusive scientific studies proving that genetically engineered foods are safe to eat, and no long-term human health studies have been conducted.  A growing body of science links GMOs to an increase in food allergies and other health risks. Inconclusive science makes it even more important that we label foods that include GMOs so consumers can make their own decisions. 

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.

No, you are not required to vote for every race on the ballot. But it is, of course, highly recommended. And we hope you will vote YES on Proposition 37 and JOIN us today to support our campaign to guarantee we have the Right to Know What’s in our Food!

Please join our campaign right now to become a part of our grassroots movement. By signing up and taking action, you become the backbone of an entirely different type of statewide campaign – a campaign led by tens of thousands of people like you who just want to know what’s in our food. Vote YES on Prop 37.