The Report · March/April 2018

The Report · Vol. 18 · March/April 2018

The organic food market continues to surge: where will it go next?

It has been projected to increase at a 14 percent rate between 2016 and 2021. It saw $43 billion in sales in 2016. And the global organic market has room to grow—retailers,…

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The Report · March/April 2018

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01Cover storyThe organic food market continues to surge: where will it go next?02The Organic & Non-GMO Report NewsletterReal Organic Project add-on label hopes to enhance organic integrity03The Organic & Non-GMO Report NewsletterStudy finds Organic Valley’s Grassmilk® more nutritious than conventional milk04Organic NewsSatva features organic cotton activewear, supporting Indian farmers05The Organic & Non-GMO Report NewsletterOne quarter of all new food products launched in Germany are organic06The Organic & Non-GMO Report NewsletterYou Can Profit with Non-GMO07The Organic & Non-GMO Report NewsletterThe Vermont Non-GMO Cookbook highlights farmers, producers, and food democracy08The Organic & Non-GMO Report NewsletterThe New Primal achieves Non-GMO Project verification for marinades and cooking sauces09The Organic & Non-GMO Report NewsletterRegenerative Organic Certification aims to raise the bar on organic standards10The Organic & Non-GMO Report Newsletter“Soil Matters”: General Mills promotes regenerative farming with Annie’s products11SustainabilitySenator McConnell to introduce legislation to legalize hemp production in the U.S.12The Organic & Non-GMO Report NewsletterU.S., EU regulators approve Bayer-Monsanto merger, U.S. farmers concerned13The Organic & Non-GMO Report NewsletterChina in no hurry to approve GM food crops14The Organic & Non-GMO Report NewsletterGMOs failed to impress—GMOs 2.0 may be even riskier15The Organic & Non-GMO Report NewsletterGMO 2.0 stevia hits the market, unregulated, unlabeled16Pesticide HazardsExperts predict even more dicamba drift damage this year17The Organic & Non-GMO Report NewsletterEPA softened dicamba restrictions on basis of Monsanto research18The Organic & Non-GMO Report NewsletterCalifornia: Monsanto not required to put warning label on Roundup19The Organic & Non-GMO Report NewsletterPortable pesticide sensors for produce coming soon20The Organic & Non-GMO Report NewsletterHealthy Food, Healthy Children
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