Green Grocer Yanks Kashi, Other 'Organic' Brands Off Shelves, Says They Reportedly Contain GMOs

If you're looking for your favorite Kashi Seven Whole Grains' cereal, you won't find it at .

Store owner John Wood says he's decided to pull several food brands after a recent report by The Cornucopia Institute, which claims to be an "organic industry watchdog" on its Web site. 

Among the brands removed from the store were Kashi, Barbara's Bakery and Bear Naked.

All of the brands were removed for different reasons related to products being "genetically modified," Wood said. 

According to The Cornucopia Institute's report card, only 4 of Kashi's 24 cereal products are certified organic. Kashi is owned by the Kellogg Co. The granola products of Bear Naked, which is also owned by the Kellogg Co., are not certified organic, says The Cornucopia Institute.

And, only 4 of 21 products from Barbara's Bakery are certified organic, according to the institute's Web site. 

Small, yellow signs, explaining the brand's removal, have been placed around the grocery store. The signs can be seen in the photos above.