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Voluntary GM-Free Labelling
April 2003
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Appendix Three: Examples of GM-Free Claims
The table below lists some of the products that the
interdepartmental working group is aware of that have
"GM-free" labels. It is intended to provide a
"snapshot" of the range of foods whose suppliers are
making GM-free claims, and the terminology used. It is not an
exhaustive list, or based on a survey, of foods with GM-free
representations.
Examples of Foods Currently Available with GM-Free Claims
| Product |
Labelling Claim |
| Canned Apricots |
"Guaranteed GM-free" |
| Soy Milk |
"Made from Non-GM Soy*"
"*Made from non-genetically modified soy. Using a
process known as identity preservation every stage from
seed to supermarket is controlled, to maintain
segregation and to minimise the possibility of mixing
identity preserved soybeans with any other
soybeans". |
| Naan Bread |
"GE Free" |
| Rice Milk |
"Not genetically
modified"
"Free from genetically altered products"
"GM ingredients are not naturally occurring
substances and as such we do not use them in our
products" |
| Organic, Free Range Eggs |
"No genetic modification
used" |
| Sultanas |
"GMO Free" |
| Organic Soy Drink |
"Sourced from Australian
GM-free soy beans"
"Organic farming does not permit the use of genetic
modified seed or plant" |
| Multigrain corn thins |
"GMO free" "contains
no genetically modified ingredients" |
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