Some folk are trying to get a premium price for it. To extend their premium price, they can run down what other people do, and or they can fudge their methods of operation.
And in the end, the customer gets the same food.
It’s really nice when folk have the opertunity and wealth to go to a farm or farmers market and buy their food from ‘the farmer’ more directly, more fresh. That’s cool. Not that it matters if it’s organic or conventional products. Cut out the middle man.
The silly labels some try to build up and gloat over are all just pie in the sky. Wholesome, less processed, fresh all of that means something. Organic Doesnt mean anything worthwhile.
I enjoy the farmers markets, I look for the sellers that don’t emphasize organic on their stands. The more they try to blow horn on that issue, the less they spent on really producing something good, it’s all just marketing and making money to the real big organic pushers. IMHO.
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