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Cereals & Breakfast Bars

Cereals and breakfast bars are very likely to include genetically engineered ingredients because they are often made with corn and soy products. Look for unsweetened, whole grain cereals (without corn or soy), or cereals sweetened with 100% cane sugar or honey.

Non-GMO	May Contain GMOs
Cheerios (original ONLY) Barbara’s (organic line) Cascadian Farms EnviroKidz Health Valley (organic line) Nature’s Path Omega Smart Bars Peace Cereal Organic	General Mills (except original Cheerios) Kellogg Post (Kraft) Quaker

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