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Organiclife

The Organic Consultancy Organic Catering Standards: Half-Baked or Well Done? Simon Wright The Organic Consultancy The dramatic increase in retail sales of organic food and drink has prompted the catering industry to start going organic. But what reassurance do diners have that food served in pubs, bars, cafes and restaurants is really organic? Simon Wright [...]

The Organic Consultancy The People In Your Pantry Simon Wright The Organic Consultancy Behind the wide variety of organic food and drink now on sale lies an equally varied selection of entrepreneurs and organic pioneers. Simon Wright of The Organic Consultancy has interviewed ten of the men and women who produce our organic food to [...]

The Organic Consultancy Changing The World…One Stem At A Time! Simon Wright The Organic Consultancy Simon Wright of The Organic Consultancy looks at organic cut flowers, the latest addition to the organic lifestyle. This article originally appeared in organiclife magazine for July/August 2002 June 2002 sees a new range of organically-grown flowers going on sale [...]

The Organic Consultancy Setting The Standard by Simon Wright Simon Wright of The Organic Consultancy leads you through the maze of organic standards and explains why it all looks so complicated. This article originally appeared in organiclife magazine for October/November 2001. How We Got Here In the August/September edition of organiclife we looked at organic [...]

The Organic Consultancy Labelling Matters by Simon Wright Simon Wright of The Organic Consultancy helps you make sense of organic labels and explains what you can and can’t say about organic food. This article originally appeared in the August/September 2001 edition of organiclife. Understanding Organic Labels Walk around any supermarket or organic food shop and [...]

The Organic Consultancy Organic Britain by Simon Wright Just how organic is Britain? Who is buying organic food – and why? Simon Wright, founder of The Organic Consultancy, reviews the latest research on the state of our Organic Nation and suggests where we might be going. This article originally appeared in organiclife magazine for June/July [...]