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UK Shoppers spends extra £1.4m per week on organic products to secure £1.86b market

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25/02/2015
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LONDON: UK Shoppers spent an extra £1.4 million a week on organic products and the organic market exceeded £1.86 billion, bringing sales back to levels in 2009. Growth in sales across Soil Association Certification symbol holders increased by 7.7%.

UK organic product market has enjoyed a surge in consumer interest as the Soil Association’s latest report confirmed significant growth in a year when both food prices and spending fell.

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Dairy products and fresh fruit and vegetables were the most popular organic purchases. Overall, the strongest market growth was through online shopping and box schemes (11.7%) and independent retailers (5.7%) which offer the choice and convenience of extensive organic ranges in one place.

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