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What is the difference between "100% organic" and "organic
What is the difference between "100% organic" and "organic
(Borganic.org) In the year since I have been writing this column, readers have sent in many questions about organic foods. With the White House and the U.S. Department of Agriculture planting organic gardens, these questions have become more urgent. Q: What is the difference between "100% ...
Demand for organics reaches all demographics
Demand for organics reaches all demographics
supereco.com — Remember when "they" said that organic food was a specialty market that would never expand past the... folks with plenty of disposable income? "They" can eat their (organic) words: a new report from the USDA shows that the American appetite for organic food continues to outstrip supply. Organic ... (more) Demand for organics reaches all demographics
Organic Farming for 9 Billion People
Organic Farming for 9 Billion People
borganic.org — (Borganic.org) By James Kanter How will the world meet the growing energy and food demands of a... population projected to approach nine billion in 2050? And how can it do so in a sustainable manner, despite the prospect of climate change? Two frequently cited solutions — raising ... (more) Organic Farming for 9 Billion People
Are organic foods healthier, or is it all a money maker
Are organic foods healthier, or is it all a money maker
borganic.org — (Borganic.org) It varies, depending on the product being sold. Under rules set by the U.S. Department of... Agriculture, in 2002, fruits and vegetables can be called “100 percent organic’’ only if they are raised completely without man-made pesticides and fertilizers. Pesticides made from natural ... (more) Are organic foods healthier, or is it all a money maker
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They're meant to ease confusion, but to those who don't understand the difference between 'made with organic ingredients' and 'certified organic,' they may be clear as a glass of Cabernet.
First step towards global harmonization of organic standardsAll MNN Content 6/25/2009
The U.S. and Canada have reached a first-of-its-kind agreement that allows trade of organic food between the two countries.
Friday food news roundup plus gardening adventures: Week 15All MNN Content 6/26/2009
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NJ governor makes local food a priorityAll MNN Content 6/29/2009
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