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    exposure to toxic pesticides reduce, health risks caused by toxins will also reduce. Organic farming will ensure that people will not have to endure contamination of food, air, and water caused by conventional farming because farmers will rely on more natural forms of pest control. Along human health benefits, farmers will experience economic prosperity by converting to organic farming. The various benefits of organic farming for farmers throughout the world include a high premium, low capital…

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    the design of less hazardous chemical syntheses, use of less toxic solvents and renewable feedstock, and design chemicals and products to degrade after use. These principles are seen in the making of synthetic organic chemical substances. 1 By changing techniques and applications of organic…

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    For plants to be categorized as organic, they cannot have been grown with the use of man-made, chemical pesticides, synthetic pesticides, synthetic fertilizers, or bioengineering. In order for animal products to be considered organic, the animal could not have been administered growth hormones or antibiotics. The conventional method of farming uses an array of different chemically made, synthetic pesticides including herbicides, fungicides, and insecticides as well as a variety of fertilizers…

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    The True Colors of Organic Food The word “organic” refers to the way farmers grow and process their products to follow specific standards regulated by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). The purpose of organic farming is to restrain the amount of synthetic chemicals used to fertilize foods (although certain approved pesticides may be used) and reduce environmental pollution by relying on sustainable techniques to enhance the natural features of a farm. Although the research…

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    For myself and my family I would make my aim to focus on purchasing organic fruits and vegetables from farmers markets or well known sources for the same reason Wendell Berry, author of “The Pleasures of Eating” suggests doing so: “Learn the origins of the food you buy, and buy the food that is produced closest to your…

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    Earth Cafe Case Study

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    Earth Café, Deli and Natural foods was opened in Norman Oklahoma in 1969 starting as a store for bulk herbs and beans. After time they developed into an organic grocery store. In 1978 new owners took over the store and moved to a new location. They expanded the grocery business by offering more products, but still focused on natural and organic goods. With business going good the company expanded and opened another store in Oklahoma City in the mid-1990’s leaving the Norman location on the back…

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    Maggi Brand Case Study

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    Question 1 Analyse the company’s statement of mission/vision via their website. Critically discuss how effective has the firm been in applying the principles of brand vision to its brand strategy relating to your chosen FMCG brand? Answer 1 Maggi products help bring out the best in every meal. It is an easy and quick solutions like Instant Soup, Stocks, Bouillon Cubes, Ketchups, Sauces, Seasonings and Instant Noodles, these all make easy cooking and add flavours to food. “Maggi Brand – the…

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    Contents Introduction 1 Political factors 2 Economic factors 4 Social factors 7 Technological factors 9 Referencing 12 Introduction With this rise in popularity of the organic movement there is still some confusion as to what Organic really means, also is it better for me and why the price is almost double that of the same conventional product. I will try and answer those question in this PEST analysis. Also in today’s culture, cancer has seen a steady rise, and a major…

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    Introduction Research Statement & Purpose: The main purpose or aim of this paper is “to develop and implement CSR initiatives for Gorilla Health Bars (GHB) to improve their reputation and financial position in the market.” Background: Gorilla Health Bars Pty Ltd (GHB) is a Victorian company that has been operating their business for four years through manufactures and delivers health-oriented snack bars made of fruit, cereals and nuts in the market. The company’s aim is focusing on providing…

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    There are various ways to grow tasty, nutrient-packed potatoes, all of which are reasonably easy and straightforward. In a nutshell, potatoes grow best when placed in light, loose soil and placed out of direct sunlight—farmers who grow potatoes pray like mad men for rain because they want to ensure that they’ll be able to harvest a luxury of well-grown potatoes when the time comes. With most crops, you could see the “fruit of your labor” while it’s growing. Potatoes, on the other hand, grow…

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