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January 26th, 2018

5 Ways The Wonderful Company Misinforms Consumers about Oil Wastewater Use

by Rebecca Spector, West Coast Director

The Wonderful Company, maker of Halos mandarins and POM products, continues to give consumers misleading information about their use of oil wastewater to irrigate crops. Last October we reported on the response the company gave to consumer concerns…

September 28th, 2017

A WonderfulDay of Action: How We Delivered Nearly 100K Signatures to The (Not So) Wonderful Company

By Maria Juur & Adam Keats

On September 19th, California residents joined Center for Food Safety, Food and Water Watch, Daily Kos, and Climate Hawks Vote to deliver boxes of petition signatures to The Wonderful Company headquarters in West LA, urging the billion-dollar company to stop using oil wastewater to irrigate crops. Below is a recap of the event…

October 19th, 2016

Not So Wonderful

Wonderful Company and Bee Sweet Citrus respond to CFS member emails with misleading information This month, we’ve joined forces with Breast Cancer Action in their “Think Before You Pink” campaign. It’s been two days since we launched our campaign against Bee Sweet Citrus and Wonderful Company and they are already feeling the pressure…

On World Oceans Day, CFS is Swimming Against the Current to Keep Salmon and our Waters Safe

By Courtney Sexton, Media Manager

Today, June 8th, is international World Oceans Day – a day set aside to celebrate the essential beauty and grave importance of the salty waters that bring life to our planet. Our survival, and that of the entire global ecosystem, depends on our oceans. That is why it is critical that we work to keep our oceans healthy and thriving…

October 9th, 2015

Center for Food Safety Joins Fight to Protect Californiaâ€™s Water Resources from â€œBig Agâ€

By Adam Keats, senior attorney at Center for Food Safety

In the mid-1990’s, state regulators in California’s Department of Water Resources (DWR) secretly negotiated a deal with several southern California water agencies to partially deregulate the State Water Project, the principle conveyance of water from the north of the state to the south and one of the largest water infrastructure projects in the country…

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