New NMI report discusses dynamic shifts in the marketplace, consumer support of legislation, the role of pesticides and toxins, certification seal awareness and value, and much more.

July 17, 2014

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What consumers really think about GMOs

NMI, a leading research and global market intelligence provider to major brands today announced the release of their much awaited 2014 GMO Consumer Insight Report… What U.S. Consumers REALLY Think of GMOs.

In previous research, NMI explored consumers' level of understanding and concerns over the past decade surrounding GMOs. While in the past, NMI found widespread confusion about GMOs, the amount of recent media exposure on the subject has fueled consumer understanding and concerns.

This insightful report, also delivers on What U.S. consumers REALLY think of GMOs, dynamic shifts in the marketplace, consumer support of legislation, the role of pesticides and toxins, certification seal awareness and value, and much more.

To develop this study, NMI synthesized proprietary data with unique, strategic insight into the behavior, values, shopping behaviors, and diet preferences of the consumer. The Report quantifies and illuminates what are the recent major shifts in consumer awareness, understanding, concerns about GMOs, usage of Non-GMO products, and the implications for marketers as over 25 states (July 2014) have pending legislation on GMO-related bills.  

To view the report summary that confirms what U.S. Consumers REALLY think of GMOs, click here.

 

      

 

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