Barraca Erro, the only non-GMO soy producer in Uruguay ... are many reviews and official statements about the safety of foods from genetically modified crops, as this paper documents.

However, if you prefer to take supplements, look for products that contain standardized amounts of soy isoflavones and are made from non-GMO soybeans.

The $23.9 million project includes an investment of $6.7 million from Protein Industries Canada, with the remaining funds provided by the project partners. The goal is to develop and test soy-based ...