Organic and Non-GMO Market News
Conflict, input availability, and drought conditions posing significant risk to organic markets
U.S. organic corn and soybean production expands significantly By Mercaris Markets have turned decidedly bullish for all three major organic crops since September 2021 as supply outlooks have become increasingly uncertain. Despite all prices moving generally higher, the ability of these markets to maintain their current price levels will hinge on a variety of factors […]
Read MoreGauging the gap: Assessing the U.S. organic soybean supply deficit
By Ryan Koory, vice president of economics, Mercaris To say the U.S. organic soybean market unraveled over 2021 is a fair assessment. January brought an end to the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s organic recognition agreement with India. In March, the Organic Soybean Processors of America submitted a petition for anti-dumping and countervailing duties against Indian organic soybean meal, which […]
Read MoreGrain buyers offer contracts to grow organic and non-GMO grains in 2022
The following companies are offering contracts to farmers to grow non-GMO and organic grains in 2022. Baird Seed Company Williamsfield, IL Phone: 309-531-1937 Email: bairdseedcompany@gmail.com Contact: Curt Haynes Contracts offered: Non-GMO soybeans. Bluegrass Farms of Ohio Jeffersonville, OH Phone: 740-426-6683 Email: joeh@bluegrassfarmsohio.com Contact: Joe Hanusik Contracts offered: Non-GMO and organic soybeans. Choice Grain, LLC Woodbury, […]
Read MoreNew Yorker magazine article cites The Organic & Non-GMO Report as first to expose mastermind of multi-million-dollar organic fraud scheme
The New Yorker is the second major media outlet to recognize The Organic & Non-GMO Report‘s early role in helping to expose massive organic fraud The New Yorker magazine recently cited The Organic & Non-GMO Report for being the first media outlet to expose the fraudulent activities of Randy Constant, the mastermind behind a $140 […]
Read MorePositive outlook seen for organic agriculture in 2022
By Henry Wilson, economist, Mercaris Organic agriculture continues to grow year after year, becoming a larger part of the food and agriculture industry. This did not slow down in 2021, as the amount of organic acres in the U.S. is expected to grow at a steady rate. The continued growth of total operations and harvested […]
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