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November 2002: U.S. Organic Food Markets IV

This 32-page issue provides market size and growth, ranking of top manufacturers, M&As, supply chain trends, retail expansion and consumer research.

Excerpt from overview article:

Deadline for the implementation of the U.S. Department of Agriculture's national organic standards was celebrated on October 21, representing a legal and symbolic coming of age for the U.S. organic industry. In reality the industry's new face will edge its way into consumers' minds over the next year as old inventory is sold and packages displaying the USDA organic seal and labels work their way into stores...

Following chart is one of the many detailed data breakdowns presented in this issue...copyright 2002, Penton Media Inc.

Source: Nutrition Business Journal, 2002. Consumer Sales Estimates.

TABLE OF CONTENTS:

 

U.S. Organic Food Industry IV: Market size and growth,ranking of top manufacturers, M&As,
supply chain trends, retail expansion and consumer research.............................................1-9

Stake Technology rolls out acquisitions in the U.S. and Canada.......................................10

Multinationals in the organic industry: Coca-Cola, Pepsico, Dole, Kraft, Heinz and General
Mills
leverage brands and supply chain strengths..........................................................10-14

Hain-Celestial inventories its organic portfolio and gets set for growth in Europe.................15

Walnut Acres gains marketshare and presents 2nd round of consumer research............16-17

Nature’s Path claims 25% of U.S. market for organic/natural cereal..................................18

Organic Bouquet displays leadership in budding market for organic flowers.......................19

Jardine, Frito-Lay, nSpired, Snyder’s, and Newman’s Own take a bite out of the fast-
growing market for organic snacks ..............................................................................20-22

Hot market for organic coffee; spice buyers face see-saw prices......................................23

With labeling in place, organic meat companies gear up for growth: Organic Valley, Green
Circle, Coleman
and Applegate Farms....................................................................24-25

Bob Scowcroft of OFRF reflects on the state of organic farming......................................26-27

In the trenches of organic certification, QAI picks up the pace....................................27-28

Supermarket Guru and Neshaminy Valley reflect on retail strength and weakness...........29

Organic Trade Assn. describes challenges ahead for the industry .................................30-31

Companies Featured Include: 

Acirca, ACNielsen, Albert’s Organics, Applegate Farms, BR Country Meats, Blooming Prairie, Booth Creek Mgmt. Corp., Boulder Fruit Express, Cascadian Farm, Center for Organic Education and Promotion, Centers for Disease Control, Certified Pure Ingredients, Cloud Mountain Inc., Coca-Cola, Coleman Natural Products, ConAgra Beef Co., Danone, Davis Mountains Organic Beef, Dole Fresh Fruit Company, Eagles’ Nest Grove, Earthbound Farms, ECOCERT, Emerald Valley Kitchen, Florida Certified Organic Growers and Consumers Inc, ForesTrade, Forrester Research, Fred Meyer, Frito-Lay, Frontier Natural Brands, General Mills, Gold n’Plump, Green Circle Organics LLC, Green Mountain Coffee Inc., Hain-Celestial, Harris Ranch, Heinz North America, Honest Tea, Horizon Organic Dairy, Hudson Institute, Imagine Foods, Jardine Foods, Kashi, Kellogg Co., Koninklijke Wessanen NV, Kraft Foods North America, Monterey Bay Food Group, Monterey Pasta Co., Nabisco, Nature’s Best, Nature’s Path Foods, Neshaminy Valley Natural,  Foods Distributor, Newman’s Own Organics, Northeast Cooperatives, nSpired Natural Foods, Odwalla, Opta Food Ingredients, Organic Bouquet, Organic Farming Research Foundation, Organic Ingredients Inc., Organic Kitchen Inc., Organic Materials Research Institute, Organic Trade Assn., Organic Valley, Organica Foods, PepsiCo, Pesticide Action Network, Petaluma Holdings, PurePak, QAI, Quality Certification Service, RoperASW, Rudi’s Bakery, Small Planet Foods, Snyder’s of Hanover, Soyfoods Assn of North America, SPINS, Stake Technology Ltd., Starbucks Coffee Company, Sterling-Rice Group, Stonyfield Farm, Sunrich Food Group Inc., Supermarket Guru, The Hain Celestial Group, The Hartman Group, The Natural Marketing Institute, Trader Joe’s, Tree of Life, Tyson, United Natural Foods Inc., Wal-Mart, White Wave, Whole Foods Market, Wild Oats



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