Non GMO Companies with Printable List of Brands
Need a list of non GMO brands? We’ve put together one and include tips on where you can go to buy non GMO products. In many cases these non GMO brands sell products in your local box store. Some of these products are naturally gluten free, and some are not. So if you are looking for a list of non GMO brands that are alsogluten free, you can find additional information at Organic Living for a Healthy Family.
My oldest son, diagnosed with celiac disease, has had a history of problems with corn and corn byproducts. We had to eliminate them completely in 2007. It was an obsession of mine to get to the root of his health issues. Part of that involved doing crazy research into the scope and depth of corn in our food supply. That’s when I discovered that scientists had manipulated corn to create genetically engineered crops.
Not all our featured non-GMO companies have products with this non GMO Project Verified Label.
Back in 2007 the non GMO food movement was just beginning. Since that time I’ve written several articles about GMO foods and the potential health risks of eating them.
After learning about the possible risks, most readers are left with the question, how do I re-stock my pantry? This article will do just that.
There are many organic and non GMO brands that produce products that are both gluten free and made with organic or non GMO products. Keep in mind that not all stores carry all of a company’s non GMO products. I advise my readers to simply ask their local grocer to carry products that they want. Just ask for them.
Get Products from Non GMO Brands Delivered with Peapod
This past year we’ve become regular customers for Peapod.com. It’s an online grocery store that delivers right to your door. Peapod has several shopping filters for customers on special diets and they carry a large assortment of non GMO brands on their shelves. If you are on a budget, you’ll love the online shopping cart that totals your amounts at Peapod. They also take manufacturer coupons. I was surprised to learn that they aren’t just in the midwest. There are Peapod trucks delivering food all across the east coast too, from Virginia to Massachusetts. If you haven’t yet tried them out, Peapod offers discounts to new customers.
Get the List: non GMO brands & where to buy products
Not all foods labeled “all natural” are non GMO, even at stores like Whole Foods. You need to look for ‘organic’ on packages of private label foods, especially Wild Harvest, Applegate Farms, and Simple Truth.
Here’s a quick list of 15 non GMO brands and stores that carry their products. Visit the company websites and look at their full line of available products. Don’t see what you want at your local store? Talk to the store manager. Ask for products from these non GMO brands. You’d be surprised at how many stores are willing to do this!
1. Amy’s Organics:
Amy’s sells both gluten free and products that contain gluten. You can find Amy’s frozen entrees and canned goods at places like Jewel Foods, Dominicks, Walmart, Peapod, and Whole Foods. This is a widely distributed brand of vegetarian foods. There are no meat, eggs, fish, or poultry are in any of their products. They do use dairy, however.
2. Applegate Farms Organics:
Applegate Farms Organics sells mainly frozen and fresh meat products and cheeses. They have both gluten free and products that contain gluten. You can easily find Applegate Farms Organics products at places like Kroger’s, Jewel Foods, Trader Joe’s, Peapod, and Whole Foods. They have a product locator page which makes shopping very convenient, too. Visit the link to check off what you want to buy and enter your zip code. You’ll get a list of local stores that carry it. They also have an online store. At this time Applegate Farms cannot guarantee their Naturals line is non GMO.They are moving toward 100% non GMO on their naturals line. Currently 8% of their Naturals line products are GMO.
3. Ciao Bella Gelato:
Need a dessert brand that is healthy, free from high fructose corn syrup and non GMO? You need to try a dairy free sorbet from Ciao Bella Gelato. Local Chicago area readers can buy Ciao Bella at Super Target, Whole Foods, and Peapod. They are at Safeway stores and you can even buy them online.
4. Earthbound Farm:
This is one of the most popular non GMO companies. Earthbound sells fresh grown vegetables, fruit, granola, cookies, etc. Not all of their products are gluten free. You can get their lettuce greens and spinach in plastic containers at Jewel Foods, Dominicks, Super Target, Walmart, Super Kmart, Whole Foods, Peapod, and Costco. There’s a complete list of stores on their website. They also have frozen fruit, dried fruit, and snack products as well. Their Dipping Doubles are perfect for lunchboxes.
5. Earth Balance:
If you are looking for non GMO soy products, Earth Balance is a great brand. Not all their products are non GMO verified, but they are working on additional products. You can find many Earth Balance products at Whole Foods and other area health food stores. The soy free buttery spreads are sold at most local grocery stores including Dominicks, and they are available at Peapod. Are you an Amazon.com shopper? They have select varieties of peanut butter for sale.
6. Eden Foods Organics:
This is one of our favorite non GMO brands. At one time Eden Foods was not visible in the local grocery store. Today Eden Foods can be found at local Jewel Foods, Pete’s Fresh Market, as well as local health food stores. The biggest selection of their products is at Whole Foods. If you are not in the Chicago area, visit their store locator page to find a store near you. They sell a wide variety of canned products in BPA free containers, dried goods, snacks, tomato sauce products, condiments, fruit products, and whole grains. You can also order online and have their food delivered.
7. Lundberg Family Farms:
Lundberg sells a wide variety of rice products. Allergic to MSG? None of their products contain hydrolyzed vegetable protein. They carry vegan, kosher, and gluten free labels on various products. You can get organic rice cakes, organic brown rice syrup, organic rice couscous, organic MSG free risottos, organic rice chips, and organic rice. Where to buy? Get it at Meijer, Jewel Foods, Ultra Foods, Walmart, Whole Foods, Peapod, and Super Target. It’s also sold at many smaller food markets and health food stores nationwide. See their store locator page.
8. Mary’s Gone Crackers:
This gluten free non GMO brand sells cookies, crackers, pretzels, and crumbs. Local Chicago area consumers can find this brand at Jewel Foods, Peapod, Ultra Foods, County Fair, and various health food stores. If you’d like to find Mary’s Gone Crackers Products in your area, visit their store locator page.
9. Nature’s Path:
This non GMO company has a wide range of cereal products, toaster pastries, granola bars, oatmeal products, and even high protein chia products. They have a special section for gluten free products on their site as well. Find them at Peapod, Jewel Foods, Walmart, and various health food stores. You can also buy them at Amazon.com.
10. Organic Valley:
Organic Valley products can be found at most local retailers in the Chicago area. Local readers can find this brand at places like Trader Joe’s, Walmart, Dominicks, Peapod, and Jewel Foods. The widest variety of their products can be found at Whole Foods. This non GMO company sells milk, cream, yogurt, cream cheese, cottage cheese, sour cream, and butter. They’ve also got various cheese products, organic non GMO soy products, juices, eggs, and produce. They also carry beef, chicken, pork, and turkey products. Gluten free shoppers need to check out their gluten free products listing.
11. Pacific Foods:
There aren’t many non GMO companies that sell broths. Pacific Foods is one of them, and they can be found online through Peapod. Pacific Foods does not use MSG in their products. They sell vegetable broths, chicken broths, and beef broths. They have a wide variety of cream soups, carton soups, and condensed soups. This is the brand you want for non GMO cream of mushroom soup. Pacific Foods also has non GMO nut and grain drinks. During the holidays you can get cranberry sauce and pumpkin puree from Pacific Foods. Gluten free and food allergy shoppers need to see their page on special diets to find safe products. Don’t shop Peapod? Try Whole Foods or Amazon.com.
12. Spectrum Organics:
Looking for non GMO companies that make healthy oils? Spectrum Organics is a great non GMO brand. Healthy dieters are often told to use Canola oil when cooking. Unfortunately, canola oil is commonly made with GMO canola. Spectrum Organics carries non GMO organic canola oil, organic flax oil, organic olive oil, and organic mayonnaise made with olive oil. Spectrum is one of our favorite non GMO companies. They sell products at Meijer, Dominicks, Super Target, Kroger’s, Peapod, and Whole Foods. Locally, we buy ours fromLil’s Dietary Shop in Beverly. Visit their store locator page to find out where to buy. They also sell palm oil, which is a great substitute for butter in baked goods. Do you use Crisco oil or margarine? Start using Spectrum Palm Oil or Coconut Oil instead.
13. Stonyfield Organic:
This company is one of the pioneers in non GMO labeling and sustainable farming. They sell yogurt, milk and cream, frozen yogurt, ice cream, and non dairy cultured soy yogurt products. Stonyfield can be found at nearly every large national chain store in the U.S. Stonyfield is found at Meijer, Dominicks, Super Target, Kroger’s, Peapod, and Whole Foods.
14. Simple Truth and Wild Harvest:
In addition to these major organic and non GMO brands, both the Super Valu and the Kroger grocery stores have private label organic brands. Super Valu has several chain stores that carry their Wild Harvest organic foods label. These chains are: Acme, Albertson’s, Bigg’s, Cub Foods, Farm Fresh, Hornbacher’s, Jewel-Osco, Lucky, Shaw’s/Star Market, Shop ‘n Save and Shoppers Food & Pharmacy. Kroger also has several chain stores that carry their Simple Truth organic label brand.
If you are shopping for Simple Truth and Wild Harvest be sure you are buying food with organic written on the label. There is a MAJOR difference between the two labels. Foods marked as natural are not regulated. This means that they can contain pesticides and GMO ingredients in them. This can be quite tricky when you are shopping, so always look for the label.
If you concerned about genetically engineered corn and soy in your food products, contact the product manufacturer. Many businesses are more than willing to work to make their products accessible to a wider range of consumers. It is important that you voice your opinions. This can influence the decisions executives make in whether or not to become non GMO companies. If you are also shopping gluten free, check out our non GMO gluten free product manufactures page.
Want to take the list with you? No problem you can either download it to your phone or print it out here:Printable non GMO companies PDF
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