When we formulated our new organic body balms it was important to us to use certified organic oils, but we also wanted to use non-GMO corn starch since corn is one of the world's most prevalent GMO crops. (Soybean is another one, which is one of the reasons we don't use soy in our products. That and because it makes a softer soap.) Awareness is growing about the dangers of genetically modified organisms and A Wild Soap Bar is committed to protecting our food supply any way we can.
October is Non-GMO Month. The focus is that everybody has a right to know what's in their food (and bodycare products) and to avoid harmful GMO's if they want to. Even if you don't believe in the dangers of GMO's, you should still get behind the core American value of the right to know. When governments and monopolistic corporations conspire to keep you in the dark...you should be concerned.
The Right2Know March is Oct. 1st in New York and Oct. 16th in D.C. The more people that can make it to these events, the more awareness it will create and that's all it takes to educate tons more people. We have a long way to go before GMO labeling becomes a reality, but awareness and education are the first steps, along with supporting companies and organizations that....
Just say NO to GMO!



