Reform and consumer resilience buoy US organic sector
By: Ben Cooper | 19 May 2010
As in a number of markets, US organic sales has been slowed by the recession. However, the market's resilience in the current climate and some important regulatory changes have given organic producers plenty of cause for optimism. Ben Cooper reports.
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As in a number of markets, US organic sales has been slowed by the recession. However, the market's resilience in the current climate and some important regulatory changes have given organic producers plenty of cause for optimism. Ben Cooper reports.
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