advertisement
 
UPCOMING EVENTS

UNFI West TableTop Show
Sept. 1-2, Reno, Nev.
REGISTER HERE

Prepared Foods: New Products Conference
Sept. 12-15, Palm Beach, Fla.
REGISTER HERE


VIEW ALL EVENTS

 

Tags
  1. 6 items are tagged with Organic
  2. 3 items are tagged with sales
  3. 3 items are tagged with terms
  4. 2 items are tagged with labels
  5. 2 items are tagged with personal care
  6. 1 items are tagged with business
  7. 1 items are tagged with claim
  8. 1 items are tagged with claims
  9. 1 items are tagged with consumer report
  10. 1 items are tagged with FDA
  11. 1 items are tagged with growth
  12. 1 items are tagged with HFCS
  13. 1 items are tagged with high-fructose corn syrup
  14. 1 items are tagged with independent retailers
  15. 1 items are tagged with Organic Trade Association
  16. 1 items are tagged with rebound
  17. 1 items are tagged with recession
  18. 1 items are tagged with Sageworks
  19. 1 items are tagged with USA Today
 
Related Articles
Online news outlet reported in April that the federal regulatory agency does not consider high-fructose corn syrup a natural ingredient based on its current policy regarding the term.
The personal care category suffered a dip in sales in 2009 but experts predict a robust return in 2010, especially in natural.
Boost beauty sales with new products, market data, merchandising ideas and more with this comprehensive guide to the natural products personal care industry.
A recent survey of natural food and beverage trends reveals that consumers have lost trust in the term natural and manufacturers are increasingly avoiding the word on labels.
While one government agency has stepped back from the debate regarding the term natural, another is forging ahead with plans to set a marketing standard. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration's decision in early January not to establish a definition for the term natural leaves food and beverage companies that were hoping for clarification in limbo.
In two recent reports from The Hartman Group and Delicious Living magazine in partnership with iVillage, consumers show they are knowledgeable about the terms “organic” and “natural,” but claim “natural” foods may taste better and be more nutritious.
Independent retailers are still suffering the effects of the recession while their larger publicly held counterparts are seeing modest gains, according to a recent report. Meanwhile, sales are growing for independents that sell natural and organic products.
Here's how to educate confused customers and boost organics sales
 
advertisement