PCC's response to a Dec. 19, 2007, guest column on the Opinion page of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Original guest column: Organic milk production leaves big footprint, Jon B. Wheeler, Guest Columnist, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, 12.19.2007.
Quality standards, product changes. Breyer's ice cream is discontinued because it cannot verify its "all natural" product is made from milk produced without rBGH. September 2006 Sound Consumer.
Hospitals serving organic food. More than 2,000 U.S. hospitals now access natural and organic foods, including milk produced without rBGH. September 2006 Sound Consumer.
Cougar Gold cheese and rBGH. Letters to the editor, cows used to make Washington State University's (WSU) Cougar Gold cheese are injected with rBGH, June 2006 Sound Consumer.
Tillamook cheese, butter et al. While Tillamook's cheese is now produced without rBGH, other milk products may not be. Letters to the editor, January 2006 Sound Consumer.
Cougar Gold cheese. A letter to the editor challenges WSU on using rBGH. December 2005 Sound Consumer.
RBGH problems. Monsanto cuts back on production of this synthetic hormone, March 2004 Sound Consumer.
Raging hormones. The state of Maine refuses to stop labeling non-rBGH milk, May 2003 Sound Consumer.
What's wrong with GE foods?. Biotech companies are corrupting many of the common foods we eat, creating worrisome new health and environmental risks, and threatening the organic foods industry. April 2003 Sound Consumer.
"What's In Your Milk?, An Exposé of Industry and Government Cover-Up on the DANGERS of the Genetically Engineered (rBGH) Milk You’re Drinking." Book by Samuel S. Epstein, M.D. Cancer Prevention Coalition Web site.
