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1. • • But here's the catch: Some of the biggest potato buyers in the country, such as Frito-Lay and McDonald's, seem afraid to touch these potatoes. Others don't even want to talk about them because they are genetically modified organisms, or GMOs. The potatoes aren't yet on the market (more about that later).
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     GMO Potatoes Have Arrived. But Will Anyone Buy Them?

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   Are Lay's potato chips the same as Frito-Lay?

   • That makes it even more remarkable that the original product, Lay's potato chips, still clings to deep local roots — at least when it comes to the billions of potatoes it purchases annually. The modern version of Lay's potato chips, still sold under the Frito-Lay brand, looks a whole lot like the original as far as potato sourcing is concerned.

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   How did Frito-Lay grow potatoes?

   • Frito-Lay went the extra mile in their marketing efforts by initiating a project that involved using soil from 29 of the 32 NFL team stadiums to grow some of their potatoes. According to CNET, soil from team stadiums got transported to fields in Texas, where farmers grew the spuds before going through Lay's cooking, processing, and packaging.

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   Do you want fries with genetically engineered potatoes?

   • "Do you want fries with that?" Not if they're made from genetically engineered potatoes, say activists who oppose GMOs. The advocacy group Food & Water Watch is asking McDonald's, the world's biggest buyer of potatoes, not to source a genetically engineered spud that was developed by its biggest supplier, the J.R. Simplot Co.

   McDonald's GMO dilemma: why fries are causing such a fuss

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   Why did Monsanto stop growing NewLeaf potatoes?

   • Several years later, Monsanto withdrew from the potato business after anti-GMO activists persuaded McDonald's and Frito-Lay to tell their suppliers, including Simplot, not to grow NewLeaf potatoes. This time, McDonald's may be inclined to accept the new-and-improved potatoes because of the environmental and health benefits they promise to deliver.

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3. www.fritolay.com › dietary-needs › non-gmo-projectU.S. NON-GMO PROJECT VERIFIED PRODUCTS | FritoLay

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   Mar 15, 2024 · U.S. NON-GMO PROJECT VERIFIED PRODUCTS | FritoLay. For more information visit the Non-GMO Project website: https://www.nongmoproject.org/. Click on the brand logo for specific products. List last updated March 15, 2024.

4. contact.pepsico.com › fritolay › articleWhich Frito-Lay Snacks are Non-GMO Project Verified? - PepsiCo

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   Which Frito-Lay Snacks are Non-GMO Project Verified? We offer several Non-GMO Project Verified products within our Simply, Smartfood, and Stacy’s product lines. For a full list, click here .

5. foodbabe.com › do-your-favorite-snack-brandsDo Your Favorite Snack Brands Contain GMOs? - Food Babe

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   Feb 1, 2016 · Everyone was in uproar about their favorite brands – Nabisco, Frito Lay, Orville Redenbacher, and Kellogg’s heavy use of GMOs in their popular products and asked for alternatives. I created this handy chart below that lists some of my favorite organic and non-GMO snacks that are equivalent in taste and satisfaction to these popular snack ...

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   Mar 21, 2023 · How Frito-Lay Supports Local Potato Farmers. It's comforting to know exactly where your food comes from — even better if it's sourced locally or, at the very least, within the borders of your...

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   Dec 4, 2013 · Several years later, Monsanto withdrew from the potato business after anti-GMO activists persuaded McDonald's and Frito-Lay to tell their suppliers, including Simplot, not to grow NewLeaf...

9. www.npr.org › sections › thesaltGMO Potatoes Have Arrived. But Will Anyone Buy Them?

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   Jan 13, 2015 · Frito-Lay, the biggest potato chip maker, and McDonald's have both issued statements saying that they are not planning to use the Simplot potatoes in their products. An executive at another...