what companies sell organic food?
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Whole Foods Market (WFMI)  Had a big pullback recently\nWild Oats (OATS)\nUnited Natural Foods (UNFI) Distributor to places like WFMI and OATS.  Hard to go wrong with that as long as people eat more "natural" and organic food.\nHain Celestial (HAIN) The only organic food mfg. I know to trade.  Would love to hear about others.\n\nYou are smart to get on this megatrend, and there's plenty of time and easy money left for it if you stick around (have you ever heard anybody say there's still easy money in any stock market or sector????).  Anxiety about our poisoned environment will only increase, and Americans with money can only do one thing about it--insulate themselves as best they can with water purifiers and safer food and such.  With the Bush administration attacking environmental protections every day, "natural" and organic foods are getting free advertising worth billions.  The only down side is these stocks are not recession resistant like agribusiness food stocks.  If things get bad, people will go back to ingesting dangerous chemicals to save money.\n\nAnother related megatrend that head-in-the-sand Republicans are missing out on is the earth's population is systematically destroying its supply of usable fresh water.  The companies that can purify, move, desalinate, or control potable water are going to profit massively from endless demand for shrinking supply.
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Whole Foods Market is my favorite. Their fruits and vegetables are fresh and actually look good. Whenever I go to Albertsons I'm just disgusted by the quality of their fruits. \n\nWhole Foods does not sell any product that contacts Trans-Fat. I like their big selection of organic foods. They have the feel of a local market. They also sell a lot of foods grown by locals in the area.\n\nHalf the time I go there they have samples of most of their fruits. The staff is friendly and helpful.
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Agricultural - In case of agricultural food products, one should see that, any toxic or hazardous chemicals are not the integral part of it. Organic farming ensures the food safety in agriculture. In organic farming naturally mined element like sulfur is allowed but the chemical fertiliser containing toxic heavy metals are not allowed. There are several organic farming codex are available world wide based on the WTO. \n\nIf the food product is from the agricultural produce, the pedigree of the product should be monitored thoroughly. For example, you are preparing mango pulp (mango concentrate) from the mango fruit, you should monitor the type fertilisers are used for producing this mango, under what climatic and soil conditions, the mango is produced, the social status of the labourers in the mango orchards from which the mango is obtained for the production of mango pulp. This is called pedigree of the product. This should be very transparent to the consumer. \nAnother example, if you are processing pork and packing it for marketing, you have to ensure 'good' pedigree to the consumer. For example, how the pig was reared. In what conditions the pigs are reared. Whether the pig experienced sufficient recreation while rearing (for proper protein, enzyme contents etc.) or not? Where it was slaughtered. These are all the pedigree of this product.\n\nFor the milk product, the method of milching is very important (hand milching and machine milching) to show the contamination level by the micro-organisms. \n\nThus for different types of foods, different types of quality control measures have to taken to ensure food safely and product qualilty? You can refer to WTO web-site.
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walmart, best buy, cuircit city\n\nu can look them up online and check local ads for sales.
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Check out orchard or providian
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mcdonalds, burger king, etc
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Have you tried these?\nAnother option is look at retailers or industries by state, like the Food Marketing Institute (FMI) or the National Retail Federation (NRF), or Retail Direct or Retail Industry.  These will identify companies that operate, or want to operate, in various states and enterprises.  That helps you narrow things down to what fits your interest or ability.
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Which market?  Supermarket industry?  Marketing industry?  More information, please.
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Go straight to the company, look at what you buy and us then go to the companies website.\n\nI've gotten samples of Gain dryer sheets, Jelly Belly jelly beans, Planters nuts and Head and Shoulders was the most recent.\n\nGood luck and remember to check that they don't release your info to a third party.
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Wal-marts,fast food,soft ware,rel-estate,and shoe companies.
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Sainsburys\n\nASDA (owned by WalMart)\n\nDixons Group
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Whole Foods has a good selection.  Her in St. Louis, Dierberg's has a good selection also.
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if you are just loking to sell for a company you can find some here. your queston is a little vague.\nhttp://www.BizOppReview.com
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vegatables\nsoy products\nsalads\n\ncant think of much else...
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Organic molecules are found in living things..and organic fits, try that.
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Kroger and Publix are the 2 biggest, but I have also seen Food Lion.  Walmart and Target also have grocery sections.
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They're "about" selling food and products.\n\nWhat's your actual question?