Topic: Organic


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    SunOpta Opens Organic, Natural Sesame Hulling Plant
    11/20/2009 - SunOpta International Sourcing and Trading Group, in hand with its joint venture partner, completed the construction of the first natural and organic sesame hulling plant in Ethiopia, operated as Selet Hulling Plc. ...
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    Targeting Beverages for Demographics
    11/20/2009 - In today’s beverage wars, contenders are spread across the supermarket. While competitors try to market to niche demographic groups, it’s important to remember that threads of commonality can be found among even the most diverse groups. Insights can be learned from all. ...
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    2010 Organic, Green Buying Forecasts
    11/16/2009 - Health care costs and heightened public health concerns have consumers focused on staying well in 2010 ...
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    Can Foods Contain BPAs
    11/03/2009 - Almost all of the 19 brands of canned food tested contained measurable levels of Bisphenol A (BPA) in Consumer Reports' latest tests of canned foods ...
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    Naturally Sweet
    10/22/2009 - Although the term “natural” is still largely undefined, consumer demand for natural foods continues, and manufacturers have responded with products made with a range of natural sweeteners, including stevia, isomaltulose, erythritol, maple syrups, grain-derived extracts and honey. ...
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    Cornucopia Institute Says Target Selling Fake Organic Food
    10/21/2009 - The Cornucopia Institute filed formal complaints with the USDA's organic program, and Wisconsin and Minnesota officials, alleging that Target Corporation misled consumers into thinking some conventional food items it sells are organic ...
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    Raw Milk Debate Heats Up
    10/20/2009 - Raw milk advocates say it tastes better, helps with digestive problems and boosts immunity, while federal food safety advocates such as the FDA warns the milk is dangerous, due to harmful microorganisms, such as E. coli and Salmonella. ...
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    Recession Shopping Habits Revealed
    10/20/2009 - The current recession has impacted consumers’ eating behaviors in numerous ways. However, the downturn has not driven folks en masse back to scratch home cooking. ...
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    Australians Boost Energy Drinks Category
    10/19/2009 - Australia is one of the main countries to have driven global energy drink volumes up in 2008; however, escalating health concerns, growing preferences for natural ingredients and negative publicity are likely to inhibit long-term growth in the category. ...
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    The Future Looks Green
    10/15/2009 - Every day we read more about “green” developments in the food industry, but what is really happening on the cutting edge of this commingled concept? This analysis explores a handful of emerging practices, as well as others that are quickly settling into the mainstream. ...
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