Danish supermarket chain ISO has reported success in selling organic fruit and vegetables by weight.
For the last couple of months the store has been experimenting with the scheme and has seen sales increase by 300 per cent.
Until now organic products have mainly been sold packaged to eliminate the risk of organic and conventional products mixing. The supermarket has solved the problem by putting a sticker on each item of organic produce.
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