Thursday, November 21, 2024

Ken Roseboro

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Ken Roseboro is editor and publisher of The Organic & Non-GMO Report, a monthly news magazine that focuses on threats posed by GM foods and the growing non-GMO food trend. He is also editor and publisher of The Non-GMO Sourcebook, a directory of suppliers of non-GMO seeds, grains and ingredients. His articles have appeared in leading food and agriculture publications and websites, including Harvest Public Media, Mother Earth News, Huffington Post’s Food for Thought, Civil Eats, Organic Connections, Natural Foods Merchandiser and others. Ken is author of Genetically Altered Foods and Your Health and The Organic Food Handbook both published by Basic Health Publications. He is a member of the board of directors of the Iowa Organic Association. Ken appears in the award-winning documentary film, GMO OMG.

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