Why Food Safety Will Continue Driving Growth in Demand for Organic Food

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Overview: For reasons beyond the control of the organic community, there is now a raging food safety, food quality debate underway around the world. It is focusing on the impacts of different farming systems and technologies conventional farming versus biotech versus IPM versus organic. This article explains in detail why food safety will continue driving growth in demand for organic food.

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Format: PDF | Size: 213KB | Date: Jan 2003 | Pages: 11

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