New organic products showcased at BioFach America
By: Bruce Hoggard | 15 September 2003
As the organic food industry matures and enters the mainstream, we continue to see change and consolidation worldwide. Although growth may be slowing, the organic market continues to attract new players. Organic trade shows remain a vital opportunity for manufacturers to showcase new products - as Bruce Hoggard reports from last week's Organic Products Expo - BioFach America in Washington, DC.
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As the organic food industry matures and enters the mainstream, we continue to see change and consolidation worldwide. Although growth may be slowing, the organic market continues to attract new players. Organic trade shows remain a vital opportunity for manufacturers to showcase new products - as Bruce Hoggard reports from last week's Organic Products Expo - BioFach America in Washington, DC.
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