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Tessemae's, the flavor-forward, organic fresh food company, today announced the launch of its new 8-ounce ranch dips in H-E-B grocery stores in Texas. Tessemae's family style ranch dips take your favorite creamy dressing and transform it into a ready-to-eat dip that is delicious and convenient. As the only non-dairy clean label dips on the market, the new ranch dips make healthy, family-friendly snacking simple, all without compromising taste for clean ingredients.
The U.S. organic market in 2018 broke through the $50 billion mark for the first time, with sales hitting a record $52.5 billion, up 6.3% from the previous year, according to the “2019 Organic Industry Survey” released by the Organic Trade Association (OTA), Washington, D.C.
The Organic Trade Association (OTA), Washington, D.C., created GRO Organic (Generate Results and Opportunity for Organic), a check-off-like voluntary program to support the U.S. organic sector.
To help organic producers more effectively combat citrus greening, The Organic Center, Washington, D.C., released a white paper that mines the existing body of scientific literature devoted to citrus greening.
The U.S. organic food market size is expected to reach $70.4 billion by 2025, as a result of increasing demand from consumers, according to a report published by Hexa Research, Felton, Calif.
In the past, organic products were most prevalently available in premier natural and fresh grocery stores. In recent years, however, organics have become more accessible—and popular—than ever, with dollar sales shifting across channel lines.
It will continue to operate its 115,000-square-foot distribution facility in Mississauga, supplying more than 4,500 grocery, refrigerated, frozen, bulk and household items to organic and natural food retailers and buying clubs.
This event is focused on the fast-growing Good Food movement — and we are proud to host the outstanding collection of expert speakers, chefs, farmers, entrepreneurs, investors, buyers, sellers, DIY enthusiasts and consumers who are accelerating the rise of a better food system.