UK: UK demand for organic food slows
By: just-food.com | 6 April 2009
Demand for organic food in the UK has slowed as consumers tighten their belts during the recession, an industry report said today (6 April).
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Demand for organic food in the UK has slowed as consumers tighten their belts during the recession, an industry report said today (6 April).
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