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imo the only significant difference between organic an not organic in food itself is basically the label. Since the label has been there, I’d argue that custom
by Aperocky 7y ago
imo the only significant difference between organic an not organic in food itself is basically the label.
Since the label has been there, I’d argue that customer didn’t really lose anything either. Their emotional need is fulfilled by that label.
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Edit: point taken. The above serve as previous opinion.
- Jedd 7y ago> tbf, the only significant difference between organic an not organic in food itself is basically the label. I suggest you should have qualified with 'in my opinion', rather than 'tbf'. There's significant behavioural and environmental differences upstream with many practices that come under the organic umbrella, even if you don't agree (for example) that pesticides are profoundly bad for bees, or residual pesticides in food are bad for us, etc.