Pets in a Coalmine: An Organic Products Retailer’s Opportunity
Biophysical chemist Arlene Blum argued her cat Midnight’s early demise was possibly due to toxic chemicals found in furniture, wrote Blum in The Los Angeles Times. more...
Biophysical chemist Arlene Blum argued her cat Midnight’s early demise was possibly due to toxic chemicals found in furniture, wrote Blum in The Los Angeles Times. more...
Making Dairy Sales Sing at the Register
Mark McAfee, president and CEO of Organic Pastures (Fresno, CA), has seen how education can turn into rings at the register, especially when it comes to communicating the benefits of raw dairy products. more...
Mark McAfee, president and CEO of Organic Pastures (Fresno, CA), has seen how education can turn into rings at the register, especially when it comes to communicating the benefits of raw dairy products. more...
Merchandise to Educate, and Educate to Merchandise
As so many retailers of natural and organic beauty products know, confusion dominates this otherwise successful category. And until there is a widely accepted, cohesive certification for these products, it’s up to retailers to merchandise and advertise so that education is at the forefront. more...
As so many retailers of natural and organic beauty products know, confusion dominates this otherwise successful category. And until there is a widely accepted, cohesive certification for these products, it’s up to retailers to merchandise and advertise so that education is at the forefront. more...
Straus Family Creamery Partners With
Correia Family Dairy
Straus Family Creamery recently welcomed the Correia Family Organic Dairy into its small group of local family-owned farms who produce organic milk. more...
Correia Family Dairy
Straus Family Creamery recently welcomed the Correia Family Organic Dairy into its small group of local family-owned farms who produce organic milk. more...
Korean Market For US Organic Products to Remain
Open Through 2012
The Organic Trade Association (OTA) lauded a decision by the Korean Ministry of Food, Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MIFAFF) to extend its current organic labeling regulations for imports until December 31, 2012, thus allowing continued access by US organic companies to export organic food products to Korea. more...
Open Through 2012
The Organic Trade Association (OTA) lauded a decision by the Korean Ministry of Food, Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MIFAFF) to extend its current organic labeling regulations for imports until December 31, 2012, thus allowing continued access by US organic companies to export organic food products to Korea. more...
“JUST” Organic for Babies
Plum Organics (Emeryville, CA) has introduced a new line of baby food that has become the premium organic brand in the nation for little ones. The JUST line of baby foods includes six single-fruit varieties of USDA Organic baby food made from 100 percent fruits with no added sugar, juice, colors or flavors. The current JUST varieties are apples, peaches, bananas, pears, prunes and mangos.
For more information, call (510)-225-4018 or visit www.plum-organics.com.