They’re both real ginger. My guess is the organic ginger was in the ground longer, so it got fatter while the gmo ginger was harvested younger. GMOs get a bad rap as far as health concerns go.
The environmental arguments against large monocultures is fair though.
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If you’re in the U.S. and it’s marked organic, then it’s non-gmo. I don’t think ginger is commonly gmo anyway, but if you have a preference, grab the organic.
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They’re both real ginger. My guess is the organic ginger was in the ground longer, so it got fatter while the gmo ginger was harvested younger. GMOs get a bad rap as far as health concerns go.
The environmental arguments against large monocultures is fair though.
If you’re in the U.S. and it’s marked organic, then it’s non-gmo. I don’t think ginger is commonly gmo anyway, but if you have a preference, grab the organic.