From hippies to millionaires – organic’s rise to popularity
The organic sector in New Zealand is worth an estimated $600 million but the lack of a national certification standard is a barrier to growth.
Countdown’s recent decision to switch from conventional to organic Braeburn apples is the latest move in a megatrend towards organics.
The supermarket giant has chosen big organic grower Bostock New Zealand as its new Braeburn supplier.
Bostock’s owner, John Bostock, says its business
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Asa Andersen
Sun, 12 May 2019
Sun, 12 May 2019
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From hippies to millionaires – organic’s rise to popularity
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