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Wal-Mart Promises Organic Food for Everyone
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Buoyed by the improving economy and Americans belief that they can eat themselves healthy, sales of organic food are booming again. The growth in sales of organic products in the U.S., food and nonfood, had slowed to 4.6percent in 2009 but has since rebounded. Sales rose 11.5percent in 2013, to $35billion, according to the Organic Trade Association.
Once sold primarily in musty natural foods shops, organics went wide after Whole Foods Market (WFM) took over the high end of the market, earning the nickname Whole Paycheck in the process. In recent years the mainstream has discovered more natural foods, and big chains, including Kroger (KR) and Safeway (SWY) have piled in. Sales of organic products at Costco (COST) have doubled in two years to about $3billion a year.
Now the organics industry is bracing for its next big shakeup. Wal-Mart Stores (WMT), the nations largest grocer, is expanding its selection of organic foods. And its promising to sell the stuff at the same prices it sells nonorganic food.
Most organic food costs at least 25percent more than regular fare. Wal-Mart says it will keep prices low by using Wild Oats, a well-known name in organics, as its supplier. The deal came together in 2011 after two organics industry veterans bought the Wild Oats name from Whole Foods, then recruited billionaire Ron Burkles Yucaipa Cos. as the majority owner and operator of the company. Anthony Zolezzi, who with Tim Luberski bought the name, said he visited Wal-Marts Bentonville (Ark.) headquarters 13 times to sell the company on rebooting Wild Oats as a way to sell affordable organic foods. The idea was to democratize organic to the masses, says Zolezzi. Wal-Mart now accounts for more than 90percent of Wild Oats business.
Our new, specific effort with Wild Oats, launched earlier this year, is a natural progression as we meet customer demand, says John Forrest Ales, a Wal-Mart spokesman. We are working to lower the price of organic pantry staples to be at parity with national brand nonorganic products.
Retails romance with organics has squeezed Whole Foods, which transformed the industry in the 90s by lavishly displaying organic food and repositioning it as delicious and upscale. I think for a long time Whole Foods had the field to ourselves pretty much, said John Mackey, Whole Foods co-chief executive officer, in a May earnings call. That was nice. But we dont any longer. The chain has responded to rivals by reducing prices and running its first national ad campaign.
Whole Foods bought Wild Oats, then a chain of 109 natural foods stores, in 2007. Soon after the deal was announced, the Federal Trade Commission challenged the acquisition as anticompetitive. As part of a settlement in 2009, Whole Foods agreed to sell 32 stores, as well as the rights to the name Wild Oats. (Some of the stores ultimately were sold; others were closed or converted into Whole Foods stores.)
Studies differ on whether organic food, produced without synthetic pesticides, antibiotics, or chemical fertilizer, is any more healthful than conventionally grown produce, but that hasnt slowed its appeal. Theres a growing belief among a lot of educated people, and its filtering into the mainstream, that organic is a better way to eat, says Jim Hertel, managing partner for Willard Bishop, a retail consulting company in suburban Chicago. Its kind of like the democratization of organics. Food accounts for 92percent of overall organic sales. The other 8percent includes organic clothing, personal care products, and pet food.
The biggest obstacle to continued growthand cheaper pricesis lack of supply. Farmers cant convert to organic production overnight, and in recent years there hasnt been much incentive to do so because of the high prices theyre getting for conventional products. The drought in California, where 21percent of the 14,326 organic farms in the U.S. are located, is further limiting supplies.
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Fair Local Organic Foods hosts nal farmers market, bringing food vendors to Union
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Khin Oo (left), a sophomore healthy policy and management major, samples food from Yugalas Kitchen from Carrboro at FLOs farmers market in the Great Hall.
Rainy weather did not stop passionate local vendors from selling their goods at an on-campus farmers market Thursday.
Fair Local Organic Food, a student group known as FLO, organized the event, which offered a mix of food for sale and for free. It was the groups final farmers market of the semester.
Claire Hannapel, director of communications for FLO, has been managing the groups farmers markets since the spring.
We hold these markets because were a group of students who want to think critically about food and where it comes from, and we want to bring that conversation to campus, she said.
Because of inclement weather, the event was relocated from the Pit to the Great Hall of the Student Union.
Hannapel said FLO embraced this change because it was representative of the uncertainty that goes into growing food.
Today was more a success in terms of a learning experience instead of sales, she said. Things usually just sort of come together in unexpected ways (in farming), and today was definitely an example of that.
The Food Coalition, which seeks to increase collaboration between student groups like FLO that work to address food issues, came to the market for the first time Thursday. At least 14 food issues groups were represented at the event.
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Chinese Organic Food Industry Performance Examined by AMID in Discounted Market Research Report Published at …
Posted: November 5, 2014 at 6:50 pm
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China's demand for organic foods has been gaining momentum at a fast rate in the past ten years. Domestic organic food production is valued at over USD 2.5 billion, and the demand and production alike are expected to keep on following an upward trend and exceed the worldwide average in the next few years. The Chinese economy continues to witness a high-speed increase, which has been fuelled by the consecutive upsurges in industrial output, exports and imports, capital investment and consumer consumption for more than 20 years.
Discounted report Organic Food Markets in China drawn up by Asia Market Information & Development Co (AMID) is available at MarketPublishers.com.
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Title: Organic Food Markets in China Published: November, 2014 Pages: 208 Price: US$ 3,200.00 http://marketpublishers.com/report/other_food_products/organic-food-markets-in-china.html
The research publication offers an unrivalled guide to the Chinese organic food industry. It canvasses the overall economic condition in the country, identifies the major economic trends shaping the domestic organic food industry, and evaluates the countrys investment environment. The report contains historical and actual assessments of industry performance, provides a shrewd look at the industrys structure, analyses the demand and supply situation, and gives an all-round picture of the distribution system in the country. A competitive scenario review and also comprehensive profiles of the leading manufacturers in Chinas organic food sector are provided. Additionally, mid- and long-term industry forecast data are at hand in the study.
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San Francisco, USA Farmers Market, for All Organic Food Lovers – FLASH NEWS – Video
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Reports and Intelligence: Natural and Organic Food Market in the US 2014-2018 – Video
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Reports and Intelligence: Natural and Organic Food Market in the US 2014-2018
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