A disturbing report from Consumer Reports found that organic baby foods were no safer when it comes to levels of cadmium, lead and arsenic.
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A disturbing report from Consumer Reports found that organic baby foods were no safer when it comes to levels of cadmium, lead and arsenic.
Read ArticleThe massive problem of fraudulent grains from abroad is severely damaging the integrity of the organic seal, as organic meat may not be truly legitimate.
Read ArticleA 10-year veteran of Whole Foods spills the beans on the secrets of shopping in the produce section.
Read ArticleAccording to Jason Hart, CEO of Aldi U.S., the company will be introducing new products that satisfy its customers’ preferences for fresh and organic items.
Read ArticleConservation groups just filed a notice of intent to sue the Trump administration for suddenly reversing a 2014 decision prohibiting bee-killing, neonicotinoid pesticides and genetically-modified crops on national wildlife refuges.
Read ArticleAcross the country, healthy and higher-end convenience stores are emerging.
Read ArticleOnline sales comprise 5.5% of total grocery spending in the U.S., and online grocery shoppers increased their weekly purchases from 28% to 46% of their total grocery spend.
Read ArticleAs a result of poor enforcement and corporate deception, supermarkets in India are flooded with GMOs, with 15% of the products making false claims of being GMO-free.
Read ArticleAccording to a new study by Nielsen, which was commissioned by the Plant-Based Foods Association, sales of plant-based foods grew 20% over the past year, now totaling $3.3 billion.
Read ArticleAs a follow-up to our recent feature story on organic CBD, here is an excellent and comprehensive two-part look at sourcing, legality and application of this super-hot ingredient.
Read ArticleAt the Organic Produce Summit, it was predicted that shoppers will soon be asking about glyphosate testing and the health of the soil when making purchasing decisions.
Read ArticleFascinating read! At the Digital Food & Beverage Conference in Chicago, there was plenty of discussion around the ever-changing nature of grocery e-commerce.
Read ArticleFarmers in South Carolina have launched a self-regulating certification when they are close but just can’t reach organic.
Read ArticleWalter Robb, the former Co-CEO of Whole Foods, has joined Chicago-based S2G Ventures as an Executive-in-Residence, helping to identify new investments and mentoring portfolio entrepreneurs.
Read ArticleWith the industry dealing with major issues of fraud with organic grains from Turkey, we are now hit with allegations that pineapples from Costa Rica may not be legitimate either, with an estimated loss of $6M.
Read ArticleWith a goal of increasing organic production by 300%, the Saudi government has committed $200M to scale its organic farming sector.
Read ArticleIn a pushback against EU policy, Ireland has voted to prohibit or restrict the cultivation of GMOs in Ireland.
Read ArticleAs part of the Soil Association’s Organic September in the UK, restaurants and cafes are being encouraged to utilize more organic ingredients.
Read ArticleWith organic grains having suffered glyphosate contamination, the case is being made that current methods to separate organic and conventional farming are not working.
Read ArticlePCC Community Markets, the country’s largest natural foods cooperative, currently uses about 5 million plastic containers in its deli department annually and intends to replace these with biodegradable alternatives by 2022.
Read ArticleA recent Nielsen report is showing that plant-based foods are now accounting for 1/5th of all food and beverage purchases, a staggering number and one that should continue to grow.
Read ArticleIn a bid to strengthen its non-alcoholic beverage portfolio, MillerCoors has purchased California-based Clearly Kombucha.
Read ArticleAn analysis of recent SPINS data shows that some plant-based milks are growing faster than others and that a third wave of this market is emerging.
Read ArticleWhile organic is booming in the U.S. and throughout much of the world, the same cannot be said about the market in Japan.
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