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Is organic food better? The facts and the myths

Jacqueline Rowarth for NBR Food Industry Week
Mon, 21 Jul 2014

Every few years the debate about whether organic or conventionally-grown foods are better for human health is fuelled by the release of results from new research.

In most cases the studies are limited in some way – lack of measurements or meaningful significance in results, for instance. The

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Jacqueline Rowarth for NBR Food Industry Week
Mon, 21 Jul 2014
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