I haven't seen the Pomi brand.

the RG almost always buys Pomi.

Re GMOs, I heard an interview with the author of this book:

http://alteredgenestwistedtruth.com

that says the GMOs are way worse than we thought. If you go to the link, scroll down and on the right hand side is a panel called "shocking disclosures."

The thing about GMOs, though, is that a victory could be in sight. President Obama could do so much if he would just spend some time familiarizing himself with the issue and doing something before he leaves office.



Cher

Have not seen Amy's brand in any local store, although there are many other Amy's products, which I really like. The thing I liked best about the Pomi tomatoes is they most closely resembled my home-canned tomatoes. When I can them, I just add a little salt and lemon juice. They do lose a bit of their natural sugar, so when I cook with them, I usually add a pinch of sugar and little more acid.

I also found Flora Organic imported from Italy at Publix. They are strained tomatoes in glass jars and would probably make a lovely tomato soup right out of the jar.

Try health food stores, although around where I live Stop & Shop has them in a corner for organic foods and even the smaller market has some. Whole Paycheck has them also here.

many "grocery" items. Kroger has a lot of Amy's products, esp. the frozen entrees (which I love) and crackers/cookies.

at least 74,000 cases of Amy's frozen products, most with spinach in them, including a variety of lasagna products, were voluntarily recalled due to possible listeria contamination.

at the time. I have been buying their products for many years and will keep on buying them.

I had one of the lasagna packages, which I tossed. But Amy's seems to be a very good, responsible company.

for the past few years or so have not been in lined cans at all, and they were not the expensive brands, either. I buy crushed, petite diced and paste frequently, and none have been.