“People have a right to know what they’re eating and drinking,” says Megan Westgate, Executive Director of the Non-GMO Project. “Genetic engineering is an experimental and unstable process, which is why it’s restricted or banned in nearly 50 countries around the world, including all of Europe, Japan, Australia, Russia and China. In the United States, close to 80 percent of packaged products sold in grocery stores are contaminated with GMOs, and the only reliable way to avoid them is to look for the Non-GMO Project Verified label.”
Califia Farms is deeply committed to taking care of the earth and its people through the sustainable production of healthy, all-natural beverages, with 100% recyclable packaging; aligning with the Non-GMO Project’s mission was a natural fit for their business. Cuties Juice and Smoothies are all natural, made from Cuties® tangerines and other fruits, and come in irresistibly cute 8 ounce and 48 ounce packages, with fun, fresh flavor combinations like Tangerine-Orange-
In 2011, Progressive Grocer named Califia Farms an Editors’ Pick for Best New Product and a finalist for this year’s PMA Impact Award: Excellence in Packaging.
Califia Farms Almondmilk is in the dairy section and must be refrigerated. Cuties Juice is in either the produce section or dairy section and must be refrigerated. Extended Shelf Life (ESL) packaging guarantees freshness. For more information on GMOs and the Non-GMO Project, visit www.NonGMOProject.org.
ABOUT CALIFIA FARMS
Califia Farms was founded in 2010 by the growers of Cuties tangerines to share more of their California bounty year-round. Headed by beverage visionary and Odwalla founder Greg Steltenpohl, the company produces all of its products locally in California, celebrating the state's natural abundance. Califia Farms' new plant is eco-friendly, energy efficient, clean-water responsible and repurposes more than 90% of its post-production byproduct. State-of-the-
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