71.   Known for predicting the rise of home businesses, home shopping and organic foods, the rise of four-wheel drive, and the fall of New Coke.

72.   Like much of the rest of the world, the United States continues to lurch toward a national standard for organic food.

73.   Many organic food suppliers take great care to assure their products do not contain modified ingredients and say so on their packaging.

74.   Members of the organic food industry who have seen the proposed regulations are disappointed.

75.   Most of the money from the second fund is still tied up in current investments, including the Mexican and organic food companies.

76.   Most major grocery store chains have organic food sections where items certified as organic are supposed to be free of genetically modified ingredients.

77.   Most organic food producers are in states that already have strict oversight.

78.   No specific tolerance is set for organic foods in the United States.

79.   Now, though, the company follows a plan that includes a nationwide media tour to educate consumers about organic food and hires plant geneticists to increase crop performance.

80.   Objections from organic food supporters finally derailed the plan.