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My guess is this is going to correlate to eating more vegetables.

• herbst 8y ago
  I don't see the direct correlation there. Organic is a choice you can make about nearly every product these days. You can eat unhealthy fast food all day and be all organic.
  • rednerrus 8y ago
    People buy organic because they think it is healthier. This likely correlates to other "healthy" behaviors. Go look at how many pairs of running shoes and yoga pants you see in a whole foods vs a food 4 less.
  • beatgammit 8y ago
    Sure, in theory. However, organic produce isn't that much more expensive than conventionally grown produce, but organic meat is way more expensive than conventionally grown meat. I expect someone choosing organic foods will likely eat more veggies than someone eating conventionally farmed foods. Also, it's pretty hard to find organic fast food. Most restaurants that push organic foods are a bit more expensive, so again, people would likely avoid them.
    • herbst 8y ago
      Definitly biased but we have all that in switzerland. Like Organic snacks/fast food on the roadside. From my experience I can tell this is also the case in Austria and the Netherlands. I also know people eating exclusively or mostly organic but still a meat heavy diet (I do as well). I would want to argue it's not a income question but the average life quality is probably just that much higher. As a reference organic meat in shops is about twice the price. In take aways way less as service is the actual main cost. Edit:// lowest available meat quality is probably a factor to. All these countries have rather high minimal standards compared to many other countries at least