by Mark Kastel | Jul 23, 2026 | OrganicEye Posts, Press Release
Bud Wilhelm, owner, Royal Honey, Royal City, WA; one of the plaintiffs. US conventional honey producers can’t compete with illegitimate organic imports Congress passed the Organic Foods Production Act of 1990 to protect industry stakeholders, farmers, businesses, and... 
by Mark Kastel | Jul 14, 2026 | News Posts
“Don’t Panic — Go Organic!” Fludioxonil diminishes our capability to fight oxidative stress. Is that why kidney and liver disease and cancer are appearing in people at much younger ages? Not to mention widespread fertility problems. This material is applied... 
by Mark Kastel | May 13, 2026 | Commentary, OrganicEye Posts
Commentary by Mark A. KastelThe meeting was opened by Dr. Jennifer Tucker, Deputy Administrator of the National Organic Program. Legality of Meeting Dr. Tucker claimed that the meeting was being legally conducted because the requirements for a “quorum” have been met.... 
by Mark Kastel | May 6, 2026 | Commentary, OrganicEye Posts
OrganicEye is demanding transparency in organic labeling and advocating for testing all imports, getting carcinogenic carrageenan out of organic food, and lifting the cloak on corporate agribusinesses hiding behind their certifiers, consultants, and lobbyists. The... 
by Mark Kastel | Apr 27, 2026 | Commentary, OrganicEye Posts
LA FARGE, WIS. — In 1990, Congress charged the USDA with protecting the interests of organic stakeholders, farmers, consumers, and businesses when it passed the Organic Foods Production Act (OFPA). Unlike many laws, where Congress leaves it up to the administration to...