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At the end of each quarter, I will be doing a recap newsletter for those individuals who may have missed an Organic Insider or want to revisit a previous issue. I know that everyone receives a tremendous amount of email, and this gives people a quick and easy way to get caught up.
Here are the newsletters from the second quarter of 2018:
* Cornucopia’s very damaging report about fraudulent organic imports from Turkey and the USDA’s inability to stop this problem.
* Clearing up the confusion around “organic cannabis.”
* How the Real Organic Project is going to help ensure that organic is what farmers and consumers expect it to be.
* Two things to consider when marketing regenerative products.
* A look at the U.S. organic sales data for 2017 and asking the question whether the industry is maturing or not.
* How the USDA’s rejection of the check-off program could turn into a very positive outcome.
* Reading between the lines in the USDA’s proposed GMO-labeling standards.
* Recap of the National Organic Standards Board Meeting in Arizona and how addressing fraud was a clear priority.
* The harm that the House version of the farm bill could cause to the organic sector.
* What journalists who cover the organic food industry would like you to know.
* The sad reality of how the USDA has completely marginalized the National Organic Standards Board.
* Farmers suffered $400M in losses due to fraudulent imported organic grains.
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Have a great day! Max Goldberg, Founder |
