All Organics articles – Page 42
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ArticleEU organic logo deadline looms
One of the UK’s major organic food bodies is warning the country is not prepared for the deadline on use of the EU organic logo as authorities have not given it enough publicity.
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ArticleConsumers 'want local over organic'
New research by Mintel has found that US consumers are looking to local fresh fruit and vegetables over organic produce
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ArticleSoil Association pledges to work with retailers to boost organics
British organic sales slumped 3.7 per cent in 2011, in stark contrast to the 8.8 per cent growth the organic sector achieved globally, the Soil Association has said.
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ArticleOrganic sales drop in 2011
According to the Soil Association, the fall in sales of organics is down to retailer cutbacks on own-brand organics
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ArticleValue-added and organic growth in US
Latest FreshFacts on Retail report show that higher overall prices did not put consumers off organic or value-added categories
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ArticleBioFach matches organic success
The organic trade fair took place last month in Nuremberg, with organisers comparing its growth with that of the sector
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ArticleEU and US reach organics agreement
World's biggest organic producers enter partnership to promote organic agriculture
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ArticleLooking for positives
A continued decline in both value and volume is being seen in the organic produce sector, but insiders remain optimistic that the worst is behind them
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ArticleWhole Foods Market on the up
Natural and organic retailer reports on quarter that saw improvements in both net income and group sales
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ArticleVertical integration of a different kind
Located as close as possible to market, vertical fresh produce farms could make supply lines much shorter, more dependable and hopefully less damaging to the environment
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ArticleIndia in limelight at BioFach
Named country of the year at the upcoming organic fair, India is keen to show the credibility of its organic offering
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ArticleEthiopia exports organic bananas
The African country has shipped its first organic bananas, and Europe and the Middle East are the main targets for the future
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ArticleWest African consumers value organics
Researchers find large majority of shoppers in Benin and Ghana willing to pay more for pesticide-free fresh produce
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ArticleStemilt bolsters Lil Snappers line
Group adds two new products to its existing range, bringing the total to one conventional pear variety and five organic apple varieties
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ArticleProduce sales value up 6 per cent in US
Latest Fresh Facts on Retail report shows demand for premium produce offerings spur increase in sales in third quarter
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ArticleDenmark sets ambitious organic plan
The country's government has set a target of having 60 per cent of public sector food grown organically in two years
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ArticleJamie Oliver generation 'great news' for retailers
IGD has dubbed a consumer group that makes foodie claims the “Jamie Oliver generation”.
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ArticleEthical shopping trend emerges in UK
Organics, reducing waste and ethical products are high on the list of priorities for shoppers under the age of 35
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ArticleFirst Argentinean cherries for CF Fresh
The first cherries of the season will be imported by air directly from Argentina to New York, Miami, and Los Angeles
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ArticleRipe market opens in Abu Dhabi
The United Arab Emirates this week gained its second organic produce market, courtesy of local organisation Ripe