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    to notice the current trend of organic foods on the shelves at the supermarket. 1 The word organic refers to the way farmers grow and process agricultural products (Mayo Clinic Staff, par. 3). Whether or not to purchase organic foods has been a subject of debate in recent years. Since in today’s society people are always in search for the healthiest foods available to nurture their bodies. Although few people can tell the difference between organic and non-organic foods, there are various benefits

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    Organic Vs Organic Food

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    grocery shelves. Conventional or organic? An origin of pesticides and chemicals, or an origin of naturally nutrient-rich soil. This appears to be an easy verdict when it is put into those brief terms; however, when price, clever marketing, and overall confusion of the subject are factored in, it becomes quite the predicament. Many consumers experience a dilemma when deciding what type of foods to feed themselves and their families. Consumers should purchase organic foods because of the additional

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    Introduction with Industry Overview: Organic food has continuously been seen as the healthy choice but only in recent years has the concept become a world over phenomenon. Earlier, organic food was somewhat of a fad and although the principles were practiced, it was by no means highlighted. The argument on whether the organic food products can be bought online and are really organic has gained enormous magnitudes in not only Pakistan but all over the world. People are dealing with issues of what

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    In a recent study done by Organic Farming Research Company, there are approximately 13,000 organic farms throughout the United States out of 2.1 million farms. In recent years more people are converting to buying strictly organic foods, but why? Steven Shapin answers this by writing “what are you buying when you buy organic?” In his article he explains the difference between organic foods and non-organic. People are becoming aware of the dangers and risk of non-organic produce and food and converting

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    labeled “Organic”. These foods has opened up more opportunity for both the seller and the consumer, showing to be the highest emerging sectors of the food industry in the past century, as another substitute to conventional foods that is seen in the supermarket. Organic foods, has been shown to be the goods of a farming system which avoids the exploitation of synthetic pesticides, fertilizers, additives and growth promoters. Regardless of the price, there is a rising market for organic food, even

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    Agriculture (USDA) took an interest in organic farming, publishing a report titled Report and Recommendations on Organic Farming. (Organic Debate, 2014) As organic foods have been growing rapidly in the last 20 years there has been a lot of talking about whether or not organic foods are healthy. As people today have been eating a lot more of organic foods they are having arguments stating that organic food is not what they say on the labels. Although people think that organic food is not what the farmers say

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    increase in popularity for organic products. However, is it possible for this growth in the organic industry to be sustainable and profitable? Some notable studies include, yield, price premium, demand, cost, etc. In this paper, organic to conventional agriculture will be investigated. Given that organic agriculture is still in its infancy, demand for organics will continue to grow despite for lower yield and higher premium cost. Additionally, since demand for organic agriculture will continue to

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    Organics Vs Organic Food

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    term “organic” has been highly overrated throughout recent years. Considered to be better for the environment and for a person’s health, organics are believed to be a better option when purchasing food, when in reality they are just as good compared to regular food. Even so, organics have more drawbacks rather than benefits. With organics high price, lack of nutritional value, and environmental upset, it is no wonder why a majority of the population chooses to purchase regular food over organics. While

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    Introduction Organic foods are foods that are processed without the use of synthetic materials such as pesticides, antibiotics and chemical fertilizers. National Organic Standards Board defined organic agriculture as; “An ecological production management system that promotes and enhances biodiversity, biological cycles and soil biological activity. It is based on minimal use of off-farm inputs and on management practices that restore, maintain and enhance ecological harmony” (Organic Trade Association

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    To Organic or to Not Organic As consumers, we see the label “organic” in most supermarkets that we shop at every day but do we know what makes certain food items obtain the label organic? There is much controversy on the topic organic foods and for good reason. There are many factors to take into account when decided if organic food is superior to conventionally grown foods. There is key components that all add to how nutritious your food is. It all comes down to the quality of the land that the

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