The Report · March/April 2025

The Report · Vol. 25 · March/April 2025

Survey shows younger, health-conscious consumers are embracing organic

Millennials, Gen Z putting high value on organic’s health benefits  A $70 billion market now, organic may be maturing, but younger consumers—including new parents and their babies—are eating it up. A survey…

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The Report · March/April 2025

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01Cover storySurvey shows younger, health-conscious consumers are embracing organic02Organic News72% of consumers consider organic ingredients important in personal care products03Organic NewsOrganic food import values have increased to $5.7 billion since 201104Organic NewsFree-range, organic, and other eggs marketed with animal welfare claims saw increased shares of egg sales from 2008 to 201805Organic NewsOrganic Indian cotton variety more sustainable than GMO counterpart but lacks buyer demand06Non-GMO NewsConstitutional amendment bans GMO corn planting in Mexico, aims to preserve native corn varieties07Non-GMO NewsSOYLEIC® partners with Byron Seeds to expand access to high-oleic non-GMO soybean genetics08Regenerative AgricultureGoodSAM Foods is blazing a path for regen ag that brings value (and money) back to farmers09Regenerative AgricultureQuinn Snacks partners with Ralston Family Farms to develop regenerative brown rice flour10Regenerative AgricultureKiss the Ground study reveals momentum in the regenerative movement but disconnect within our food system11Regenerative Organic AgriculturePhD program in Regenerative and Organic Agriculture launched12Regenerative Organic AgricultureOrganic India earns Regenerative Organic Certified® label across multiple teas and supplements13GMO NewsMidwestern field trials suggest overuse of GMO corn reduces farmers’ profits, shows short-sighted approach of GMO crops14PesticidesAnother billion-dollar blow to Bayer, but company closer to blocking future lawsuits15Pesticides“Cancer gag act” to give pesticide companies immunity from lawsuits stopped in Iowa16PesticidesFemale reproductive health adversely affected by glyphosate, research finds17PesticidesPesticide policy expert tours Iowa to educate people about pesticide immunity bill
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