Is Organic the Way?

Is Organic the Way to Go?

Artificial chemical fertilizers and pesticides are strictly prohibited in organic farming.

Organic farmers, on the other hand, focus on creating healthy, fertile soil and growing a diverse crop mix.

Drugs, antibiotics, and wormers, which are commonly used in intensive livestock farming, are not used on animals.

Sudan1 and other synthetic dyes and ingredients were in the news in February because they can cause cancer. For more information,  Organic standards forbid the use of genetically modified (GM) crops and ingredients.

Why Should You Buy Organic?

It's never been easier or more convenient to buy organic food, and there's never been so much variety. There is now an organic option for every food category. Organic food is also good food, which is common sense. It's good for you, it's good for the environment, and it's good for the small-scale farmers and farmworkers who grow it.

Chefs across the country are committed to using organic ingredients
because plants grown in healthy soils and livestock fed organically produce more flavorful food. Organic foods allow the true flavor to shine through, as opposed to non-organic foods, which may look and taste good but are often high in E numbers and artificial flavorings and ingredients.

Supporting local, sustainable, and organic farms in your neighborhood benefits the larger community in which we all live. You are providing the healthiest option for your family by eating organic food and supporting the farms that provide us with healthy and ecological neighborhoods by eating organic food.

The go local food movement is thriving, with over 15% of people purchasing organic food locally, and this number is expected to rise as the number of farmers markets, box schemes, cafes, and restaurants serving organic food increases..

      

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