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The future of organics: Caren Wilcox, Executive Director and CEO, OTA
September 1, 2007Expert>>> Caren Wilcox Executive director and CEO, Organic Trade Association, Washington, D.C. (www.ota.com) ‘Organic
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Since federal organic standards were implemented in 2002, the National Organic Program has certified that food labeled
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By choosing organic versions of the foods you eat most often, you’re not only reducing your own pesticide exposure, you’re also voting with more of your food dollars.
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It happens every month: The bank statement arrives and my husband and I cringe at how much we’ve spent on groceries.
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These sound like tomatoes, but they’re only a relativea very tart one. Covered with a papery husk, hard green
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Here’s an attention-getting headline that came across my desk the other day: “Organic Ag Gets a Major Boost.” The story
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Thanks for checking out our latest effort to connect with you, our readers. We have talked about the concept of doing
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> They could save a life. Tens of thousands of workers in Central and South America work in floriculture, and studies
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High-quality oils, particularly if they are organic, can mean the difference between so-so and spectacular cooking.