New products on display at All Things Organic
By: Bruce Hoggard | 22 June 2005
As organic food continues to move into the mainstream, a wealth of companies, from the family-run to the multinational, are taking advantage of this popularity, with new products and line extensions. Many were exhibiting at this year's All Things Organic trade show in the US. Bruce Hoggard went to investigate.
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As organic food continues to move into the mainstream, a wealth of companies, from the family-run to the multinational, are taking advantage of this popularity, with new products and line extensions. Many were exhibiting at this year's All Things Organic trade show in the US. Bruce Hoggard went to investigate.
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