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When should you buy organic?

To eat organic or not to eat organic, that is the question Consuming organic foods has become all the rage, and this rage is here to stay. According the Organic Trade Association , the organic industry grew by about 10 percent last year, raking in $31.5 billion annually. The future is also very green as the organic industry sales are projected to increase another 9 percent this year. Organic foods are now mainstream. Is there a difference between organic and traditionally produced foods? Read on.
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Joan Salge Blake, Nutrition & You Blogger

To eat organic or not to eat organic,
that is the question

Consuming organic foods has become all the rage, and this rage is here to stay. According the Organic Trade Association, the organic industry grew by about 10 percent last year, raking in $31.5 billion annually. The future is also very green as the organic industry sales are projected to increase another 9 percent this year. Organic foods are now mainstream. Is there a difference between organic and traditionally produced foods? Read on.