The U.S. Department of Agriculture just gave Big Ag the green light.

Last week, the USDA approved the marketing of two varieties of non-browning GMO apples, some of the first GMO whole foods to reach the U.S.

Here's the catch: They won’t even be labeled. You can’t tell GMO varieties from non-GMO in the produce aisle.

But there’s something we can do about it! Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) and Rep. Peter DeFazio (D-Ore.) have introduced the Genetically Engineered Food Right-to-Know Act, which would require labeling of foods with genetically engineered ingredients.

If you want to know if your apple is genetically engineered, take action to support this pro-consumer bill today!

Click here to tell your senators and member of Congress that you have a right to know what you’re eating. Tell them to co-sponsor the Genetically Engineered Food Right-to-Know Act today!

This is only the beginning! Once this GMO fruit hits the stands, it will be more important than ever to have a clear labeling requirement. We deserve to know what we’re eating.

But if the question were left up to the food industry, we would be kept in the dark.

There’s no time to lose, now that even more genetically engineered food is about to appear in stores. You must take action today if you want to know what you are eating.

Click here: Tell your member of Congress today that you stand with more than 90 percent of Americans in support of GMO labeling!

Thank you for adding your voice – together we can win this fight.

- EWG Action Alert

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